In April the Rouge runs high and coffee-colored under the Dearborn bridges, and the cottonwoods along its banks eventually let go of their seed until the gutters look drifted in June-white. Natures Touch MI Landscape & Lawncare keeps step with that calendar — spring cleanups that pull winter litter out of beds and fence lines, then mowing, trimming and edging straight through the long humid stretch of summer. Autumn drops the leaves in a hurry, and they come off the turf before they mat down and smother it. Then the year flips and the job becomes plowing, shoveling and ice control on those same driveways, in the dark, in the cold. There is a real pleasure in handing a yard back looking tended, whatever month it happens to be.