A wet week in June will put four inches on a Harrison lawn and leave the ground too soft to touch, and then the sun comes out and everybody wants theirs cut on the same afternoon. Williams Tree & Lawn Services works that stretch the way it has to be worked: mow when the turf will take it, bring the height down over two passes instead of scalping it in one, trim the fence lines and the tree rings, edge the walks back to a straight line. Clippings get blown off the drive rather than left to bake gray on the concrete. Through the season the schedule holds, and in the fall the leaves come off the grass ahead of the first hard freeze. Grass grows on its own out here; the shape of it is the part somebody has to give it.