Saturday morning on the bungalow blocks near Joslyn Road, the dew doesn't burn off until nine, and Coba's Lawn Care times the day around it. Those brick houses sit close together with narrow side yards and deep back lots, which means mowing that fits the ground rather than the other way around — tight passes by the porch, wider sweeps out back. Trimming follows the fence line and the clothesline post; the drive and the walk get blown clear so nothing tracks indoors. By afternoon the whole street reads even, one lawn to the next. Pontiac holds its summers a long while, and the schedule runs from first green through the last of the fallen leaves.