June on the Common in Reading: the bandstand white among the old trees, the ball fields at Birch Meadow cut and lined, the whole town green at once. Gerrin Landscaping works that green — weekly mowing, trimming, borders cut in sharp, mulch renewed, and the clippings cleared off every walk before the truck leaves. There is a real craft in getting the mow lines square to the house so a yard reads finished from the street. The spring cleanup opens the season and the fall haul closes it, when the maples along the side streets drop everything in a single week. Between those two it is steady, careful, repeating work — and the lawns show it.