April shows up in the pasture first around here — that specific green climbing the dry-laid limestone fences out the Versailles Road side while the front yards in town are still thinking it over. Bluegrass Acres Lawn & Landscape mows, edges and trims from that first warm week straight through the long Anderson County growing season. A lawn held at a steady height and cut in along the walk borrows something from those horse-farm fields: the calm of ground kept on purpose. Aeration and overseeding go in once fall cools off and the fescue wants to thicken. Some of the prettiest ground in Kentucky is right here, and a yard can hold its own beside it.