By seven the traffic on Scott Boulevard is already stacked up, but a block off it the yards are still cool, still beaded with dew, and the zoysia takes a cut clean as paper. Boswell Landscaping handles the standing work of a Decatur summer — mowing on a steady rotation, edging walks and drives, trimming what the mower cannot reach, and sweeping the concrete clear before the truck moves on. Mulch goes down in the beds in May and holds moisture through the worst of July. Shrubs get trimmed back so the front of a North Decatur house looks like someone is paying attention. The reward is small and repeatable: a lawn that reads as deliberate from the street.