Nothing in Forest Hills smells better than the first April cut, when the maples near Knapp's Corner are still half bare and the grass has that raw green edge to it. Rooks Landscaping starts the year there — clearing the winter's dropped twigs and matted leaves, then mowing, trimming and cutting a fresh line along every walk and driveway. From then on it is rhythm: the same route, the same week, the height set right for the weather rather than the calendar. Lawn care done this way turns into something you stop noticing, which is the whole point — the yard is simply always ready. By late fall the leaves come off and the ground gets put to bed, tidy and waiting.