In January the Bluegrass turns tawny and the Legacy Trail runs on through bare sycamores with the whole town showing between the trunks — the quietest look Lexington ever wears. Superior Lawn and Landscape spends that stretch getting ready for the turn, then arrives with the first cleanup of spring to clear winter's litter off the turf and out of the beds. From there the year is weekly mowing at a steady height, edges cut clean along drives and walks, trimming worked in close around posts and foundations, and clippings blown off every hard surface before the gate closes. Autumn brings the leaf work and the closing cleanup that puts a yard down neatly for the cold. A lawn tended all the way around the calendar never has a bad month to climb back from.