July settles over Rowley's common thick and green, and the lawns around it want cutting every week to stay that way. Greener Lawns keeps to that rhythm — a height that shades its own roots, stripes laid straight, a sharp line cut along the walk and the bed edges. Clippings come off the pavement before the truck leaves, and that last minute is the one people notice. The year opens with a rake-out that lets the turf breathe again and closes with one that puts it to bed. A well-kept lawn is a small, ordinary beauty, and this town is full of them.