There is a particular satisfaction in a line cut straight — the place where lawn stops and driveway begins, sharp enough to run a finger along. Diamond Landscaping chases that line across Clay, mowing, trimming and edging all growing season, then plowing the same properties once the snow starts stacking. Summer evenings near the ballfields off Wetzel Road smell like cut grass and infield dust, and a well-kept yard belongs in that picture. Winter work is blunter and just as exacting: push it back, open the apron, clear a path to the door. Both jobs are finished only when the property looks like somebody meant it.