The last yard of the day in Harlem gets the good light — long shadows off the maples, cicadas winding up, the air finally letting go of its heat. Myers Lawn Care finishes that one the same as the first one of the morning: mowed even, trimmed close, the edge along the walk cut in a line you could follow with your eye. Grass here sprints in June and stalls in August, and the schedule bends to match rather than fighting it. Cleanups bookend the year, spring and fall, when a yard needs clearing more than it needs cutting. Lawn work for Harlem and the towns just up and down the Rock River.