September mornings around Twin Lakes come in cool and heavy with dew, geese trading between the marsh grass and the open water, the sun taking its time getting over the trees. Ron's Landscaping waits out that wet hour and then mows — growth slower now, color deepening, the season's last good cuts the ones that show the most. Trimming and edging matter more in fall, when everything else is loosening up and a defined line is what keeps a yard in focus. Then the leaves start coming down, the cleanups begin, and the turf gets its air back before dormancy. There is something steadying about a lawn kept sharp while the year winds itself down.