Webster keeps its hayfields on the slopes above the Blackwater, and by July the whole town smells like cut grass come suppertime. Lycette Property Innovations adds to that — mowing on a set rotation, trimming the corners a mower cannot reach, cutting a defined line where turf meets drive and garden. April clears the winter litter off the yard, and the leaves come off in the fall before rain glues them down. Out here a lawn borders woods on at least one side, so the boundary is where the work shows. Kept sharp, it makes the whole yard look bigger than it is.