August sits heavy on Summit — the long back gardens above Ashwood Avenue keeping their shade, cicadas winding up in the maples, the grass deciding whether to hold its color or quit. Greener Lawns carries lawns through that stretch: cutting high enough that the blades shade their own roots, trimming the corners a mower cannot reach, edging the drive so the line stays sharp. Late summer is when a lawn is either kept or lost, and keeping it is mostly patience and a schedule that does not slip. Come September the green returns easily to the yards that were minded in the heat. That is the reward — not one miracle week, but a season that never went brown.