Wilson sits on the fruit belt, where the water holds the frost off long enough for the orchards to bloom in ranks across the plain and May smells like blossom for miles. 716 Trees LLC works the ground people actually live on: lawns mowed on rhythm, edges trimmed clean where turf meets drive and walk, beds cleared out in spring and again when the leaves come down. There is a particular pleasure in the first cut of the year, when a winter-flattened yard stands back up green in an afternoon. Through the heat the schedule holds, because a lawn kept even never has to be rescued. By the time the orchard rows go bare, the yards around them are already put to bed.