On a clear spring morning in west Little Rock, Pinnacle Mountain stands over the river valley like a green wedge, and every lawn between here and there is waking up at once. Fairway Lawns of Little Rock works those weeks hard, mowing, edging and trimming as bermuda breaks dormancy and the fog off the Arkansas River burns away by eight. The aim on each visit is a lawn that reads as one surface, even in height, sharp at the drive and the bed lines, with the concrete cleared of clippings. Summers here are long and humid, so the schedule holds steady into September before cleanup season takes over. It is steady outdoor work in a city that lives half the year outdoors.