On a warm July evening in West Seneca the sprinklers tick, the mowers wind down, and the whole town smells faintly of cut grass until well after dark. That smell comes from lawns kept on a schedule — cut before they need it, edged so the borders stay honest, trimmed close where the mower can't reach. A well-kept lawn is the frame around everything else a household plants and puts out front. The care is unglamorous and the effect is immediate, which is a rare combination in any line of work. Lawn service for the yards and grounds of this town, week in and week out.