South Frankfort lays out flat and orderly beneath the Capitol dome, block after block of deep front lawns and old maples that shade half the street by ten o'clock. Capital Lawn Care keeps that grid looking the way it was drawn, mowed in steady runs and edged where turf meets sidewalk so the concrete shows its full width again. Spring means clearing what winter dropped; November means the leaves come down in one long amber week. There is a particular satisfaction in a border cut so straight it reads like a ruled line from the porch. In a town that hosts the state's business, the front yard is part of the welcome.