In July the corn stands tall right up to the edge of town, the horizon shimmers, and every lawn in Richmond grows faster than anyone can reasonably keep up with. New Image Lawn keeps up anyway — weekly mowing, edges cut where grass meets drive, trimming, and cleanups when spring opens and when fall shuts things down. Half a year later those same properties are under snow, and the work turns to plowing, shoveling and salting until pavement shows again. A yard that looks tended in August and stays passable in February has simply been treated the same way twice. Richmond and the farm roads that surround it.