By the second week of August a Wheeling lawn can turn the color of straw between rains, and the work has to change with it. GG Lawn Service reads that — cutting higher so the turf shades its own roots, mowing when the grass asks rather than only when the calendar does. Trimming and edging still happen on every visit, because a dormant lawn with sharp lines still looks cared for. When the September rain finally lands the green comes back nearly overnight and the mowing returns to its weekly footing. Then the leaves, then the final cut, then the long quiet all the way to April.