Summer storms reach Plymouth from the west, stack up dark over the open fields, and blow through in twenty loud minutes — after which the whole town smells like cut grass and wet asphalt. Tyler's Lawn and Land works around that weather: mowing, trimming and edging, fertilizing, weed control, cleanups in spring and fall, and the plowing, shoveling and salting that carry the same yards through winter. Grass grows fastest in the week after a good rain, which is precisely when a sharp blade and a straight line matter most. The satisfaction is in the finish — squared edges, no clippings on the walk, everything put back in order. Lawn and land, both seasons, across town and the roads leading out of it.