In Montague Center the morning comes up slow over the common, and the Sawmill River keeps talking to itself under the old mill. That is the hour Adventure Time Landscape likes best — dew still sitting on the blades, the mower's first pass laying a clean stripe across a yard that was shaggy an hour before. The work is mowing and trimming, edges cut sharp where turf meets walk and drive, beds mulched, and the spring and fall cleanups that take a whole season off a property in a single afternoon. Franklin County ground grows grass fast once June gets going, and there is honest satisfaction in staying ahead of it: the straight line, the crisp border, the smell of a lawn just after. Homes and small properties across Montague's villages and the towns beside it get that same attention.