June along North Watuppa Pond smells like cut grass and warm pine, and it stays light long enough to finish the last yard properly. Drew's Landscaping keeps to that rhythm — mowing, string trimming, edging the beds, and clearing the winter's leftovers each spring before the mower ever starts. The city's east side runs flat toward the water and then climbs, so no two lawns take the same pass. When the machine shuts off and the clippings are blown back off the walk, the quiet is part of the job. That's the part people notice without quite knowing why.