Morning comes over the Rip Van Winkle Bridge and lands on Catskill's lawns before it ever reaches the mountains behind them. Catskills Property Care spends those hours on lawn care — mowing on a steady schedule, string-trimming fence lines and foundations, edging drives and walks, clearing beds in spring and again when the leaves let go. River-valley grass grows unevenly, greedy in June, stubborn in an August dry spell, and it wants a hand that reads it. The good part is standing back at the road afterward and seeing a yard that looks tended from every angle. That is the whole ambition, repeated weekly, all season long.