Spring in West Point starts with the smell of worked ground and trucks moving on the county roads before breakfast. West Central FS takes the lawn work through the growing months — mowing, trimming around mailbox posts and stoop corners, edging borders, and hauling off the yard waste that stacks up between cuts. The first flush of growth comes on fast in this soil, and once it starts the cutting does not get to wait for a convenient week. A lawn kept up all season looks it: thick and even, cut without ruts, borders held where they belong. By harvest the grass finally slows, and the work turns to clearing leaves while the combines run past the edge of town.