The ground in Waterford rolls; the glaciers left ridges and kettle hollows behind, and half the yards here are cut on a slope. Fischer Landscapes mows that terrain the way it has to be mowed — with attention to the fall line, clean edges along drives and walks, and trimming where a bank drops away from the blade. Cleanups get the season started once the frost is out, and leaf work carries it to the close. On a June evening, with the hills running long and green toward Pontiac Lake, an even, sharp-edged lawn is a handsome thing to stand and look at. That is the whole point of the trade.