Wind off Third Lake carries all the way into the yards of Avon, and in April it dries the ground just enough to let a mower back out of the trailer. Felgar's Lawn care/ landscape reads that first week the way a farmer reads a field, waiting for the turf to firm before the season's opening cut. From there it settles into a rhythm through the warm months: grass held at an even height, borders trimmed back to their proper shape, clippings cleared off the walk. Lakeside lots grow fast and unevenly, and bringing one back to a single smooth plane is a small pleasure worth having. The result is a lawn that looks composed even when the weather refuses to be.