Sharon arranges itself around water and high ground, with Lake Massapoag holding the middle of town and oak woods climbing away from it in every direction. Harootunian Lawn Care mows the yards on those slopes in the warm middle of June, when the pine duff is dry underfoot and the grass grows in uneven bursts between shade and open sky. Getting a Sharon lawn right takes attention to that patchwork: the bright side wants one height, the side under the oaks wants another, and the edges want a blade run tight along the walk. Beds get weeded, shrubs get taken back off the porch rail, clippings get carried away rather than left to mat. Late in the season the leaf drop is enormous, and it all comes off before the ground goes cold.