Sunrise over Oswego finds the lawns holding a full night of dew, every blade beaded and the grass standing at its straightest of the whole day. Spring Green works that turf on a steady cycle through the growing season — mowing, trimming what the mower cannot reach, edging where grass has overrun the walk. A lawn keeps its own calendar, fast in May, slow through the heat, hungry again come September. The cuts move with that calendar instead of against it. Come home to a yard mown even and swept clean, and the whole house sits differently on its lot.