South of Haslett the Red Cedar takes its slow bends through oak and floodplain, and the neighborhoods that sit above it keep a little of that shade in their yards. LandMark Landscape Landscapes mows that kind of ground carefully — grass that grows thin and patchy under mature trees wants a higher cut and a lighter turn, and the trimmer does the close work around exposed roots and trunk flares. Come the first hard week of October those same oaks make the fall job, and the lawn goes into winter cleared and even. Between the two, the routine is simple and it holds: mow, trim, edge, blow off, move on. Yards in Haslett that look composed rather than merely cut.