Up in Smyrna the ground never quite lies flat — every yard has a tilt to it, and the mist off the brook settles in the low corner of a lawn until the sun climbs over the hill. Welch's Lawn Care mows those slopes through the growing months, working the contour instead of fighting it, trimming the corners a deck can't reach and edging where lawn gives way to gravel. In hay-cutting weather the whole valley smells green and everything grows at once, so the schedule matters more than the horsepower. Come autumn it is leaves and cleanups, getting the beds clear before the first hard frost sets in for good. A hillside lawn cut straight across the grade looks like someone paid attention, because someone did.