Fog sits low over the fields around Precinct 25 on late-summer mornings, burning off in strips as the sun comes up, and for an hour everything smells like wet grass. Froess Outdoor Services starts in that window, mowing lawns while the air is still cool and finishing the trimming before the heat sets in properly. The lots out here are open to the sky, which means the turf takes full sun all day and grows accordingly. Cutting it even, week after week, is what keeps a country yard from turning back into a field. The last thing done is always the edge along the drive, because that is the line people actually see.