In Strathmore the old stone walls hold the lawns a little above the sidewalk, and every one of them wants a line — a true, spaded edge between green and gray. Jeff's Cutting Edge Landscaping works to that standard in the flat midday light of late spring, when the turf is finally thick enough to take a shape and keep it. Mowing, trimming and edging sound like three separate chores; done in order and in one visit they read as a single finished thing. Syracuse gives a lawn maybe twenty growing weeks that truly count, and the difference between a cut lawn and a kept one shows in all twenty. Step back to the curb and the whole property has a frame around it.