Cayuga Lake runs long and cold past Springport, and on still mornings Frontenac Island sits out there like a green comma in the water off Union Springs. Hanna family landscaping keeps the lawns above that shoreline and back through the limestone farm country — mowing, edging, trimming, cleanups in spring and again when the leaves let go. Wind off the lake holds the grass growing well into October here, so the cutting season stretches later than people expect. There is a plain pleasure in the last pass of the day: the deck rinsed, the walk blown clear, the water going silver behind a lawn cut straight.