There is a narrow spine of land at Ovid, high between Seneca and Cayuga, and everything green here grows in the weather two lakes make. Premier Lawn & Landscape keeps lawns on that ridge — mowing on a steady weekly rhythm, trimming close around posts and stone, edging walks, and hauling off the debris the wind delivers each spring and autumn. Late September is the finest hour of the year for it: the light comes long and low down Main Street past the three brick buildings, and a freshly cut lawn holds that gold like water holds it. Ridge yards drain fast and go brown in August, so the work is as much about reading the ground as running a mower. The reward is a village block squared off at every sidewalk, where the whole street looks like someone is paying attention.