On a September Saturday the fields at Endean Park are full and half the town smells like cut grass — a fair argument for keeping a lawn on schedule. Lawn care here means mowing on a regular rotation, edging where the turf meets concrete, trimming what the mower cannot reach, and pulling the leaves off before autumn buries the yard. It is ordinary work done carefully, which is the only way it holds up over a season. A Norwood lawn cut evenly and cleaned up after looks bigger, greener and better kept than it did an hour earlier. That difference is the entire point.