By mid-October the silver maples along Van Born Road let go nearly all at once, and every yard in Taylor turns the color of a paper bag. All Seasons Lawn Care & Maintenance meets that turn head-on: leaves pulled off the grass and out of the bed corners, the last cuts taken a little lower, the lawn put to rest before the ground goes hard. Spring is the same work run backwards — winter grit raked out of the turf, the ragged edges redrawn, the mowers rolling again. Between those two ends sit the ordinary summer weeks, one steady cut after another. Ordinary is exactly what keeps a yard looking right.