April in Monroe County smells like turned ground; the beet and corn fields go dark and wet, and the lawns wake up all at once. Yardmaster Lawn & Landscaping meets that first flush with mowing, trimming, edging and a spring cleanup that carries the winter's wreckage off the grass. The rest of the warm months settle into a rhythm of weekly cuts, straight passes and tidy borders. When the fields go bare again and the wind swings north, the work turns to snow — driveways plowed, walks shoveled, salt where the ice sets up. Dundee asks for both, and a yard kept sharp in July ought to be a drive that's open in January.