In July the hayfields at the edge of Otsego County go tan while the yards inside them stay green, and the line between the two is somebody's mower. MJG landscaping cuts that line — mowing yards and larger rural properties around Gaylord, trimming around posts and propane tanks and mailboxes, edging the drive back to its proper shape. Country lots grow unevenly: shade in the pines, hard sun in the open, one wet corner that always runs long. The trick is leaving all of it looking like a single lawn. When the season closes, the leaves and the last cut go down together for winter.