The town took its name from water — mineral springs coming up cold out of the ground, the reason people came out this way in the first place. Christian lawn service works the yards that grew up around them, mowing, edging along walks and drives, trimming where the mower cannot reach, and clearing the clippings away. March here starts everything at once: the pines let go their pollen, the grass wakes, and the first cut of the year sets the tone for all the ones after it. Beds get mulched, borders get held, and by late fall the leaves get gathered instead of left to sit. Steady care, week after week, is what turns an ordinary lot into a yard somebody is glad to pull into.