Morning east of Eureka is corn to the eye's limit, dew on everything, and a mist that burns off by eight. Lawnscapes Eureka Inc. starts in that cool hour because grass cuts cleanest before the heat, and a yard finished early holds its look the whole day. The work runs from mowing and edging into the slower things, bed lines cut fresh, mulch topped up, weeds pulled out of gravel seams by hand. Out where town thins into farmland the lots get long, and there is a steady kind of reward in bringing an acre of rough green down to one even plane. Come autumn it is the leaves and the last cuts, and the yards go to bed level and clear.