By late October the ridges south of Harrisburg have gone rust and gold, and every yard in town lies under an inch of the same color. Norris Lawn Care spends those weeks on cleanups — leaves gathered and carried off, the final mow, edges cut back sharp before the ground goes hard. When the first freeze lands the work changes shape entirely: plowing drives, shoveling walks, spreading salt on steps and on the pitch of a driveway. The warm half of the year is mowing, edging and trimming on a schedule you could set a clock by. Both halves come down to the same habit — showing up when the weather says to.