Some summers western Illinois goes dry and the yards around Liberty fade toward straw while the corn still stands green. A lawn in a dry spell wants a different hand — cut higher, cut less often, edges kept honest so a place still looks tended even when nothing is growing. Terrill lawn care reads a season that way, mowing on the grass's terms, trimming around trees and posts, sweeping the clippings off the drive. Then September rain returns and everything has to be caught up at once. Both halves of that are the job.