September is the turf's real new year in Lawrence Township: the humidity breaks, the dew comes back, and grass that struggled all August starts to knit again. Princeton Turf Care works to that calendar — mowing on schedule, edging clean, clearing beds in spring and leaves in autumn so a lawn goes into the cold with room to breathe. Down along Shipetaukin Creek the frost settles early and stays late, and the first plowable storm is never far behind it. The trucks change over then, opening driveways, shoveling walks and salting the places where ice likes to set. Green in October, clear in January, and the same property looked after either way.