Morning fog sits on the Susquehanna at Nichols well past sunrise, and when it lifts the river flats come up green and growing fast. HG's Lawn Care Service mows those broad Tioga County yards on a steady week — cut, trimmed around the trees and fence posts, and a crisp line held where lawn meets driveway. Bottomland here grows grass with real enthusiasm after a wet spell, so keeping the schedule is most of the craft. Cleanups handle the ends of the season, raking out what winter left behind in spring and taking the leaf fall down before the first freeze. A wide flat lawn cut straight, on a bright afternoon by the river, looks about as good as a yard can look.