April comes to Sharpsburg all at once: dogwood breaking white on the shaded lots, pollen on every windshield, and grass that seems to gain six inches overnight. Weezy Weeds LLC meets that season head-on in the neighborhoods off Highway 34, mowing on a schedule tight enough that the clippings never mat and keeping weeds out of the thin spots where they always start. Edges get cut back to a hard line where turf meets driveway, and the string trimmer follows every fence, post and foundation wall. Bed work — pulling, mulching, shaping — happens before the heat arrives and makes it miserable. By the time the neighborhood settles into summer, the yards are already ahead of it.