A Decatur summer morning starts with dew still silvering the ballfields at Fairview Park and one mower already running somewhere down the block. Quisenberry Lawn Maintenance works those hours, cutting, trimming and edging the wide flat yards that open up behind these streets. Corn-country weather sets the pace — a warm rain on Tuesday and by Friday the grass is up past your ankles again — so the visits keep their rhythm, week after week. The reward is simple and it is real: stripes laid straight, clippings blown off the walk, a yard finished before the heat climbs over it. From the first green push of April to the last cut in October, the schedule holds.