October in Grundy County turns the prairie grass copper and the cornstalks to paper, and the yards along the edge of the fields want their last good cuts of the year. Diamond Lawn Care gives them that — mowing, trimming, edging, and the leaf cleanup that follows once the maples let go. Out here lawns run right up against farm ground, so the line between kept and wild is one somebody has to draw fresh each week. Drawing it well is the pleasure of it. By the time the light goes thin in November, the grass is short, the beds are clear, and the place is ready to rest.