July heat sits heavy over the moraine hills along Romeo Plank Road until about seven, when the light goes long and everything turns the color of a struck match. Platinum Landscaping mows Washington through those weeks — regular cuts, trimming, crisp edging along drives and beds, and the clear-outs that bookend the growing year. Grass under this sun wants a little height and a sharp blade rather than a scalping, and it repays the difference all August. Autumn means getting leaves off the turf before they mat down; spring means clearing whatever winter dumped. Plain upkeep, but done right a lawn out here glows in that last hour of daylight.