West of the village, East Greenwich opens back into farm ground — fields running toward the Hunt River, hedgerows, the smell of turned soil the week the frost finally lets go. Pezza Farm & Garden Center East Greenwich comes at lawn work from that side of things, with a grower's view of grass as something you raise rather than merely cut. Spring means seed and soil and the first mowings; summer means keeping pace with it; fall means cleanups and settling the ground down for its rest. A lawn is a crop like any other around here, answering to the very same weather the fields do. Watching a thin, tired yard come back thick and even across a season is the sort of result that keeps people farming in the first place.