The St. Joseph River takes its time through Leonidas, bending past cornfields and low bottomland where fog sits until the sun climbs over Nottawa Creek country. Zach's Lawn Care starts about the hour that fog lifts: mowing, string trimming, edging along drives and walks, and hauling off the debris a farm-country yard collects in spring and fall. Grass grows fast on this ground, and keeping ahead of it is honest, repetitive, satisfying work. A yard just cut and blown off has a shape to it — the property line is visible again, and the mailbox looks like it belongs to somebody. That is the result worth driving out for.