Seneca Lake holds Geneva's summer mornings a few degrees cooler than they have any right to be, and the mowers are out early along the long lawns that step down toward the water off South Main. J S Landscaping cuts, edges and trims through those hours — clean lines along the walks, string trimming tight to fence posts, clippings swept off the sidewalk before the truck moves on. Come autumn the maples on the side streets give everything up at once, and the work turns to hauling leaves off the turf before the first hard frost mats them down. Mulch goes in around the beds in spring, dark and level, with the year's first straight edge cut against the lawn. What the crew is after is simple enough: a yard that looks finished from the street and finished again from the porch.