A June evening on the west side of the township, the light off Silver Lake going long and gold across the yards — that is the stretch of day Clean, Green Lawn Care works best in. Turf grown on this sandy ground asks for a particular touch: cut high, cut often, and let the clippings settle back down where they came from. The trimmer follows the mailbox posts, the fence line, the awkward corner behind the shed that most people give up on. Then the drive gets blown back to bare pavement, so the only thing left on it is the shadow of the maple. Come back the next week and the lawn is thicker for it, holding its color through the heat.