Early spring in Peotone shows up first in the grass — a green so new it looks lit from underneath, wet to the ankle at seven in the morning. Nature's Turf, Inc. builds its year around that: cut, trim and edge, from the first growth right through the last mild week of autumn. Turf on the Grand Prairie takes heat, wind and heavy clay soil and still returns every April, and working with it rather than against it is most of the trick. Once the season flips, those same properties get plowed and shoveled so a driveway is a driveway again by breakfast. Green or white on the ground, the standard does not move.