Out where Peoria's streets loosen into farm ground along Farmington Road, morning arrives early and wide open. All American Lawn Care starts there, mower down while dew still silvers the grass, the first pass laid straight along a long front yard. Mowing, string-trimming at fence lines and foundations, a clean edge where turf meets sidewalk, then the clippings blown off the drive before anyone is home to see it. By noon the heat leans on the west side of town, and the yards behind them hold their stripes like pressed cloth. Plain work, done in daylight — a tended lawn says so without a word.