Texas Township is stitched with small lakes the glaciers left behind, and the lawns that run down to them have their own rules — soft ground, short slopes, a line where mowing stops and the cattails start. B.E.I Landscape reads that line for a living. On a late-June evening, with the water going pewter and the swallows working low over it, cut grass smells like the whole summer at once. What the work is after is simple and hard to fake: an even sweep of green from the back door to the shoreline, edges held, nothing scalped on the grade. Mowing, trimming, edging and seasonal cleanups for homes around Crooked, Eagle and Long lakes.