Southeast of the built-up part of Oklahoma City the map opens onto Lake Stanley Draper — big water, low shoreline, and mornings so still the whole surface goes to glass. Pruett Lawn & Landscape starts its days out that way, mowing and edging while the dew is still holding and the blades cut clean instead of tearing. Lots run larger here, so the job is as much about pacing as precision: full passes, tight trim lines, walks blown off before leaving. By the time the air stirs around ten, the first yards are already finished and drying. There is no better hour in Oklahoma to be outside, and none better for cutting grass.