September in Blue Earth smells like harvest — sweet corn and pea country, the Green Giant still standing watch at the edge of town while the fields go gold behind him. Kee Landscaping works the yards through that turn of the year: mowing as growth slows, trimming, edging, and then the cleanup that gets a lawn ready to sleep under snow. Southern Minnesota hands out a long green season and then ends it abruptly, so the last cuts of the year matter more than the first ones did. A yard put to bed properly comes back in April without a fight. Kee Landscaping keeps Blue Earth and the surrounding towns looking tended right up to the freeze.