Lyons Plain Road runs low beside the Saugatuck, and in late August the light comes through the hardwoods in long green bars. This is where Ceciliano's Tree Services LLC keeps lawns in Weston — mowing, trimming, edging, and the cleanups that bracket a season on either end. In a town of two-acre lots and gravel drives, the difference shows up at the line where grass meets stone: cut clean, swept off, holding its shape until the next visit. The mower goes quiet around four, and what's left is a yard that looks like someone paid attention. Weston has more trees than storefronts, and a lawn here has to earn its opening in the canopy. That is the work, week after week, from the first flush of April into the last mild afternoons of fall.