Saturday mornings in Bedford Hills sound like a ball game starting up at the park and mowers waking on half the block at once. Bedford Mowers works those tight hamlet lots where every yard touches another one, and where a missed strip or a ragged edge is visible from three houses away. The cut is kept even, the string trimmer goes around the maples and the mailbox post, and the walk gets blown off before anyone tracks grass inside. June is the month that asks the most — growth outrunning the calendar — and the schedule holds through it. A small lawn cut properly looks larger, greener and entirely on purpose.