Ponca City sits where the wheat country runs into open prairie, and the wind that crosses it will find every ragged edge in a yard. Okie-Dokie Mowing keeps them squared away, mowing on a schedule, trimming close around fences, trees and foundations, cutting the edges at walks and drives, and clearing the concrete before leaving. Summers here run hot and bright off the Salt Fork bottoms, so the cut goes a little higher and the lawn holds its color. Autumn along the older avenues brings a heavy drop of leaves that is far easier moved than left. Even lines, a tidy curb, and a yard ready for whatever the sky is planning.