October in the township turns the fencerows rust and orange, and then one windy night puts the whole show on the ground. Lee's Lawn Care handles what follows — leaves cleared off the turf before they mat and smother it, beds tidied, the last cuts of the year taken a little lower so the grass goes into the cold in good order. Through summer it is the weekly rhythm instead: mowing, trimming, edging, and the clippings dealt with rather than left in windrows. Grass here grows on worked farm ground, and it answers well to being looked after. By the time the fields are picked, the yards look ready for what comes next.