Spring announces itself on the fencerows here, redbud first in purple-pink, then dogwood coming in white, and right behind them the lawns of Powell start growing faster than anybody planned for. Chavez Landscaping meets that rush on schedule, so the warm weeks never get out ahead of a yard. Each visit treats mowing, trimming and cleanup as one job rather than three, because a lawn is not finished until the clippings are off the concrete. The reward is simple and visible: turf that holds its shape all week instead of only on the afternoon it was cut. Around here, that is what a well-tended place looks like in April.