Mid-May mornings along Greenwood Avenue smell like lilac and cut grass at once, and the crabapples drop pink across half the parkway. New Blossoms Lawn Care is out in the middle of that, mowing and trimming while the season peaks and the yards grow faster than anyone expects. The spring cleanup comes first: beds cleared, winter's litter gone, the lawn raked open so new growth can breathe. Then it is weekly work, honest height, tight trimming, nothing left scattered on the drive. A yard in May should look like it wants to be looked at.