Mornings in Littlefield Township turn cold well before the calendar says they should — fog sitting on the low ground toward Oden, frost printed across the grass by late September. Landrie's landscapes works inside that short northern window, mowing and trimming through it and cutting clean edges where lawn meets gravel and cedar. Fertilizing and weed control carry more weight up here, where a lawn has fewer weeks to make its case. Then comes the leaf work, done thoroughly, because whatever stays on the turf in November is under snow by December. In spring there is the rake-out that lets a yard start over green, and the whole short, bright cycle begins again.