The willows around the pond at Levagood Park go gold-green a week or two before anything else in Dearborn does, and that is the signal the city's lawns are about to wake up. New Green Landscaping starts right there — raking out the flattened thatch and broken twigs winter left behind, then the first cut of the year, low and even, that turns a tired yard back into a lawn. Through the hot months it is steady mowing, trimming around trees and fence posts, and edging that gives a driveway its border back. By October the maples are dropping fast and the work becomes hauling leaves off the grass so it can breathe into the cold. Lawn care, one property at a time, through Dearborn and the neighborhoods around it.