April in Weston arrives from the ridges first. Up along Devil's Den the ground gives back its winter stiffness a week ahead of the valleys, and every lawn in town wakes on its own schedule. Eds Tree & Landscaping meets the season where it starts — raking out the winter litter, cutting the first growth, edging beds back to a clean margin, then holding that rhythm straight through to the leaf-fall cleanups. Weston lawns are carved out of woods, so their borders matter more than their acreage; a crisp line against the leaf line is what makes a yard read as cared for. Finishing a property with the mowing lines running true and the walk swept clear is its own small reward.