Grass in Providence wakes up early and doesn't quit until November. Out around Roger Williams Park, where the ponds carry fog well past sunrise and the Temple to Music stands in all that open green, a well-tended lawn feels like a piece of the park that wandered up the block. Werner's Landscaping handles the mowing, the trimming, and the edges that make a yard look intentional, along with the spring and fall cleanups that bracket an Elmwood growing year. There is a plain pleasure in the first cut of May and in the last leaf carried off a lawn in November — one opens the season, the other closes it clean. Even lines, tidy borders, a lawn that reads as cared for from the sidewalk: simple to describe, hard to fake.