September in the Rock River valley gives grass its second wind — cool nights, warm ground, and a lawn that had gone tired in August coming back thick almost overnight. Turf RX of Illinois works with that timing, keeping Byron-area lawns mowed on the week, trimmed along the fence lines, edged where turf meets drive and walk. Spring opens with a cleanup that clears winter out of the beds; fall closes the year with the leaves. Between them the work is steady and unglamorous and it adds up to something visible from the curb. A yard that has been kept all season looks nothing like one that has not.