Lawns that run down toward Lake Ripley hold the heat late, and on a still July evening you can hear a mower two streets over and the water doing nothing at all. Natures touch lawn care works those long summer weeks in Litchfield — mowing on a set schedule, trimming close around trees, posts and flower beds, edging the walks so the line stays sharp clear through August. Spring begins with a cleanup that pulls winter thatch and debris out of the turf; fall ends with leaves gathered and carried off. What comes of it is a yard worth walking barefoot across at dusk. That is a fine thing to be responsible for.