Out toward the Westwood line the September dew sits on Norwood lawns until nearly nine, and the first cut of the morning leaves a dark, wet stripe trailing the mower. This lawn care business works that early stretch of the day right through the growing season — mowing on a set rotation, cutting clean lines along the driveway apron, trimming the corners, and clearing the yard out when spring opens and when fall shuts it down. Grass held at an even height through a hot August comes back better in September, and it shows from the street. A clean edge, a level cut, a walk with nothing left on it — small things that add up to a yard that reads as cared for. That is the whole of it, up and down Norwood's side streets.