March in the village is mud, meltwater and grit, the last dirty banks slumping down in front of the library. Yarmouth Landscaping works both ends of that thaw — plowing, shoveling and ice control while winter still has the town, then spring cleanups, mowing, trimming and edging once the ground firms underfoot. Sand has to come off the lawn edges, beds have to be uncovered, and the first cut has to wait for the right week rather than the first warm day. Doing those things in the right order is most of the job. By June the same yards look as though nothing difficult ever happened to them.