Raynham is flat, sandy country, where pine and oak run right up to the back fences and the Taunton River moves slow through the low ground. Advanced Lawn Care starts as soon as the frost lifts out of that soil: spring cleanups, winter debris raked clear, the first cut taken before the grass gets ahead of anybody. Then comes the long middle of the year — mowing on a schedule, edges cut along the walk, trimming where a mower cannot turn, mulch worked into the beds. Sandy ground drains fast and browns faster, so how high you cut matters as much as how often. By July a lawn out here should look thick and even all the way across, and that only ever happens on purpose.