The hills above Suttons Bay run in long glacial swells down to the water, and on a clear June morning the bay is a blue you have to look at twice. Doctor Green Lawn keeps the grass on those slopes worth walking on — mowing, trimming, edging, and cleanups when the season opens and again when it closes. Up here a lawn shares its ground with cherry rows and old fencelines, and it takes an even hand to make that transition look intentional. Grass on a hillside wants a cut that respects the grade, and the difference shows in the color it holds through August. When the work is finished, the yard reads as green as the view it sits in front of.