The Concord River runs slow through the Great Meadows, and once June arrives the whole town greens up along it in a hurry. Kimball's Landscaping LLC mows through that season — even stripes across the open lawns, trimming tight around stone walls and old apple trees, edging the beds back to a hard line. Spring cleanup gets the winter debris off before the first cut, mulch goes down and the beds go dark, and the fall round takes the leaves up before they mat into the grass. Yards here range from village lots to fields that run to the treeline, and both want the same thing: level cuts and honest edges. Late in the day the light comes low across a freshly mown lawn, and that is the picture worth working toward.