March in Easton is stone-wall weather: snow gone patchy, the old field walls out toward Borderland showing through, mud settling into the low spots. CJ Pickering Enterprises works both sides of that thaw — plowing and shoveling right up through the last storm, then rolling straight into spring cleanups and the first mow of the year. Grass here starts slow and then goes all at once, usually the same week everyone notices their yard needs help. Being ready for that week is the whole trick. By June the lawns are on a schedule, the edges recut, and winter feels like something that happened to a different town.