Every April the bowl at the Reeves-Reed Arboretum fills with daffodils, a glacial kettle gone yellow almost overnight, and the whole hilltop takes it as the signal. Elite Lawn Consulting opens the season then — mowing on a set rhythm, trimming and edging, beds cleared of the winter's litter, thin spots found and worked back toward green. Summit soil sits high and drains fast off the ridge, so when a lawn gets cut matters nearly as much as how. The payoff is color that holds through the humid stretch of July. Slow, attentive work, and it shows from the sidewalk.