The St. Lawrence runs wide and cold past Morristown, and the air off it keeps the grass along the waterfront growing slow and dense well into June. Tito landscaping mows those river lots and the places back toward Black Lake, working on a set rotation and trimming around the stone and the fence line at the bank. Beds are mulched in spring once the ice has gone out, and the leaf work comes in October while freighters are still moving in the channel. Edging pulls the walks back to a straight border that reads clean even from the water side. A lawn on this river gets looked at from two directions, and it ought to hold up from both.