Spring comes up toward the Wisconsin line slowly, and Dunham spends April wet — rain, then a warm day, then grass four inches taller overnight. JONNY LANDSCAPING INC meets that with a schedule: mowing every week once it starts, trimming fence lines and tree rings, edging along the pavement, and a broom over the walk when the mowing's done. Ground this far north drains at its own pace, so the route gets read by the field as much as by the calendar, taking the high yards first while the low ones firm up. Cut on time, a lawn here stays thick and even straight through the short, bright summer. Leaves come off in October, the last cut goes in low, and that is the year.