The ground toward Oneida Lake runs sandy and light, which means Verona lawns drink fast in August and dry out quick after a storm. Miller Lawnscapes reads that soil all summer, mowing on a rhythm the grass can keep, edging beds and drives, trimming the corners a deck will never catch. Then the wind swings north off the water and the same properties need plowing, shoveled walks and salt at the door. Watching a lawn come back green in May and a driveway come back black in January are two versions of the same pleasure. One crew, one property, all twelve months of it.