Bunker Hill Township rolls the way the glaciers left it, oak-crowned rises and low wet swales, with the game land spreading out green to the south. Spurgeon lawn care Service mows that terrain all season, up the slopes, around the fieldstone, along the ditch lines where a yard runs out into hay ground. Cutting hilly ground well is a matter of route and patience, and the difference shows in a lawn that reads as one smooth sheet instead of a patchwork. Trimming, edging and cleanups round it out, from the first warm week to the last leaf of November. On a June morning in this part of Ingham County, with the dew burning off and the mower running, there are worse places to make a living.