The soil around Waterboro still remembers the glacier — sand and pitch pine out in the barrens, which is beautiful country and a hard place to start a lawn. Frazier Hydroseeding puts green on that bare ground: slurry sprayed across graded soil, seed and mulch bonded down where wind and rain would otherwise carry them off, and then the slow green fuzz of the second week. Watching a raw new yard go from mud to a first mowable stand is a small resurrection, and it never quits being good to watch. Spring and early fall are the sweet windows here, when the nights cool off and the rain comes regular up the Little Ossipee valley. After that it is the ordinary happy business of lawn keeping — feeding it, cutting it, watching it thicken.