In June the light over West Henrietta hangs on until nearly nine, and the old Lehigh Valley rail bed runs straight through it under sumac and wild grape. That last hour is a good one for cutting grass — the heat off, the dew not yet down, stripes coming up behind the mower like a page being ruled. Great Lakes Lawn and Landscape, LLC. keeps lawns mowed, trimmed and edged across these flat farm-turned-neighborhood roads. Turf here has to take August sun and the sandy give of glacial ground, so it gets tended steadily rather than rescued. The pleasure is in small things: a line held true along a walkway, clippings swept off the drive, a yard that smells green when you pull in.