Lake Springfield in August: still water, cicadas going in the willows, and lawns that run right down to the dock. Jack Robertson Lawn Care mows those yards and the ones all over the capital city, cutting, string trimming, edging and clearing the clippings so nothing washes toward the shoreline. Lakeside grass grows lush in that humidity and needs a steady hand to stay even. A good cut here means straight passes, tight corners around the seawalls and beds, and a finish you can read from out on the water. When the heat finally breaks in September, the lawns that were tended all summer are the ones still holding their green.