On a June morning up on the Tashua ridge the dew doesn't burn off until nine, and a lawn cut at that hour holds its stripes the rest of the day. Greenskeeper Lawn Care keeps to that rhythm across Trumbull — mowing, edging, running the trimmer along fence lines, and clearing the clippings so nothing mats down. Spring opens with the big rake-out that makes everything after it possible, and autumn closes with one. In between it is week after week of the same steady loop, and the payoff is a yard people slow down for. Grass is the only thing on the truck, and that is on purpose.