April on the rise above the Flint: dogwood going white in the understory, azaleas loud along the porches, and the grass finally worth cutting again. Harper Hill Lawn Care mows and trims through Bainbridge in that season, when evening light runs long and low across a fresh-cut lawn and every pass shows. The work is mowing, edging along drives and walks, trimming what a mower can't reach, and clearing the clippings behind it. A lawn holds a slope better when it's kept even, and it plainly looks better from the road. That attention carries on through the summer heat and into the leaf-work of fall.