By mid-October the sugar maples along the Gun Plain township roads let go all at once, and a lawn can disappear under them in a single windy afternoon. Deuling And Sons Lawn Care meets that season head-on — mowing right through the color, then clearing the leaves off before frost mats them into the turf. The last cuts of the year are the ones that decide how a yard wakes up in April, so they get the same attention as the first ones in May. There is a particular pleasure in the moment the ground reappears, green and combed, with the maples bare overhead. It is honest outdoor work in a township that still measures time by what the trees are doing.