Dew burns off the Lexington yards by nine, and that is when the day really begins. Outlaw 'N Landscape runs the mowers through the neighborhoods east of the tracks, cutting high enough to keep roots cool through a McLean County July. Weeds come out of the mulch beds by hand, the trimmer takes the fence posts and the mailbox, and the drive gets blown off last so the job ends tidy. Autumn brings the long work of leaves; spring brings the wake-up cleanup, when everything is brown and wants a rake. It is plain work with a plain reward, the kind you can see from the road.