March in Amherst is mud and meltwater, the Mill River loud again and the rail trail soft underfoot for a few sloppy weeks. Champagne Landscaping works the whole swing of that year — spring cleanups, mowing, trimming and edging as the valley greens, then plowing, shoveling and ice treatment once the cold reclaims the ground. Each season keeps its own tempo: summer steady and scheduled, winter sudden and nocturnal. Both come down to leaving a property looking like somebody has been paying attention. A lawn cut in clean lines in July and a driveway opened wide in February belong to the same habit.