On a June evening in Leclaire the light comes long and low through the sycamores, and the fireflies start up over the old village lawns. That is the hour Schiller Lawn Care likes best — mowing finished, the trimmer quiet, the grass holding those pale and dark bands that only show when the sun sits low. Edwardsville summers are humid and fast-growing, and a yard can get away from a person between one weekend and the next; staying ahead of it is the entire discipline. So the cut stays on schedule, the string trimmer follows every fence line and mailbox post, and the clippings come off the concrete instead of riding indoors on someone's shoe. A neat lawn on a warm night is a small thing, and it is also the first thing anybody notices.