In May the meadows along the Stop River come up thick and fast, and Medfield lawns do the same — a week of warm rain and everything wants cutting twice. Angelo Santucci Inc keeps that pace: mowing on a set rhythm, trimming close to posts and stone walls, edging beds so the mulch line stays sharp. Yards on this side of town sit on old farm ground, sun heavy in the open and shade deep beneath the maples, and the grass is asked to be even across both. Cleanups bracket the year, spring and fall, carrying off what the seasons leave behind. The finish is plain and good: a lawn that looks intentional from the road.