Anyone who has walked the fairways at Elma Meadows in early June knows what grass can look like when it is given attention. Bison Bluegrass brings that same attention to yards around Elma — mowing, edging, overseeding the thin spots, feeding the turf, and clearing the place up in spring and again in fall. Lawns here have to survive a cold, heavy winter and then come back green by May, so the work is as much about roots as about blades. Mow lines run straight, the corners get trimmed by hand, and the walk is blown clean before the truck pulls out. It is a small pride, a lawn that holds its color into October, but it is a real one.