April in Chelsea is all mud and promise — the kettle ponds still cold, the first green pushing up through last year's flattened brown. The New Leaf Landscaping Company starts right there: spring cleanup and winter debris hauled off, then mowing, trimming and edging as the season finds its stride, and one more clearing when the leaves come down. Turf here sits on glacial sand and clay in roughly equal measure, so no two yards on the same street behave alike. Learning a property's particular habits and cutting it accordingly is the craft. By June you can tell from the street which yards got that attention.