Late-day light in Randolph comes in low across the ball fields and turns cut grass the color it only gets in August. Premier Landscaping keeps lawns at that pitch all summer: mowing on schedule, edges run along the drive, string trimming around posts and hydrants and the awkward slope beside the shed. Spring means raking the winter out and laying fresh mulch; autumn means leaves off the grass before the rain glues them down for good. Stripes in a lawn are a small vanity and worth every pass — a yard cut properly tells the street that somebody is home. Between the ball fields and the Route 24 line, that is the whole of the job.