After a summer rain the low ground near the Sheldrake River smells like cut grass and wet stone, and every lawn from Quaker Ridge down puts on two days of growth overnight. Touchstone Landscape Group keeps pace with that surge: regular mowing so nothing gets away, edging along drives and beds, trimming the shaded fringes where growth runs uneven, and clearing clippings off wet pavement before they set. Wet weeks are exactly when a lawn most needs someone paying attention. Later in the year the work turns to clearing and tidying, keeping leaf fall off the turf while the grass is still working. The reward is coming home to a yard that has already been handled.