June this far north hands out daylight by the armload — light on the birch leaves at five in the morning, still light at ten at night — and the grass uses every minute of it. Boyer's Scrub-A-Rug & Lawn mows through that stretch, working around birch trunks and foundation corners and keeping the boulevard strips even the length of a block. The season is short enough here that a lawn goes from thaw to full growth in a matter of weeks, then hands itself over to the leaves nearly as fast. Cleanups bookend it, beds cleared in spring and the yard put down properly in fall. Lawn care in International Falls and the Rainy River towns around it.