In June the light over Dundee holds until nearly nine, and the last mowing of the day gets finished with the river running low and green beneath the bank. Raisin River Lawn Care spends that stretch of the year cutting grass, trimming the corners a mower can't reach and edging along drives and walks. A yard finished right is a simple thing to look at: even height, sharp borders, the clippings blown back off the pavement. The season here runs from the first push in April to the last leaf-strewn cut of fall, and every week in between somebody has to show up. Along the River Raisin that's the job — steady, outdoors, and worth doing well.