Morning arrives in Union Springs off the water first, Cayuga Lake turning from slate to silver while Frontenac Island still holds its dark line offshore. Morrison Landscaping & Snow mows the yards that tilt down toward that shore, where lake air keeps the dew late and the grass comes on fast and thick from May forward. Timing is half the work here — waiting out the wet, then cutting so the passes run with the slope and the edge along the walk comes up clean. The rest is the plain rhythm of a growing season: trimming close to fences and foundations, laying mulch dark around the beds, hauling off the leaves that blow in from the lake road each October. There is a good feeling in leaving a lawn that looks the way the lake looks at noon — even, bright, and finished.