An August thunderstorm reaches Burlington up the Delaware Valley in the late afternoon, drops an inch in twenty minutes, and leaves the grass three inches taller by Thursday. Johnnie's lawn services is out the morning after, mowing that flush of growth back down, trimming the edges the water knocked flat, sweeping the walks clean behind the machine. The satisfaction lives in the before and after — a yard that looked overtaken at nine and looks kept by noon. Cleanups round out the year at both ends, spring and fall alike. Johnnie's works Burlington and the townships around it.