Late August in Lewiston smells like ripe fruit — the orchards up on the ridge are heavy, the village fills for the peach weekend, and every yard in town is suddenly on display. Lawn Care SZN mows and trims through that whole stretch, from the first cut of a wet April to the last one after frost has finally slowed the grass down. The edger goes along walks, drives and beds; the trimmer covers what the deck cannot fit; clippings come off so the lawn reads as one even plane. Cleanups bookend the calendar, hauling winter debris out in spring and the leaf fall out in November. The season has a shape, and the work follows it exactly.