By September the fields around Princeville are going gold and the air carries that dry, papery smell of a crop getting close, while in town the lawns are still asking for their weekly cut. Central Landscaping keeps that schedule going — mowing, trimming, and edging along walks and drives, then the bed and border work that holds a yard's shape. When the combines finally roll and dust hangs over the section roads, the leaf work starts and every property gets put to bed square. Spring reverses it: debris off, turf opened up, first cuts laid down straight. Small-town lawns sit close to the street, and the edges are where the eye lands first.