Spring shows up along the fencerows outside Freeburg before it shows up in anyone's yard — redbud going purple, dogwood going white, then one warm week and the grass is ready. Wolf's Landscaping & Irrigation makes that first cut of the year, the one that changes how a whole property reads, then keeps it going: mowing on schedule, trimming the corners a mower cannot reach, edging where turf spills over the walk. Growing seasons run long and generous in this part of Illinois, and a lawn asks for steady hands more than heroics. What keeps it interesting is small and repeatable — a yard that looks tended every week rather than once a year. When the leaves finally come down, those get cleared too, and the ground goes into winter clean.