At Putnam Memorial in Redding the stone chimneys of a Revolutionary winter camp still stand in rows among the trees, and in late October the whole park goes gold above them. Pace lawn maintenance runs its final cuts of the year right about then — mowing, trimming, edging, and clearing leaves down to clean grass before frost locks everything in place. Earlier in the year the job is rhythm: consistent mowing, trimmed borders, seed and fertilizer to keep the color even. A lawn raked clean under bare trees has a particular tidiness that's worth the whole afternoon. They keep properties in Redding and the neighboring towns.