March here refuses to commit: the mill pond softens at its edges, the gravel roads turn to pudding, and a north wind can still stack four inches on a Tuesday. Viking Lawn Tree & Snow keeps a hand on both ends of that — plowing, salting and clearing drives and walks while winter still has a say, then mowing, trimming, edging and running cleanups the moment the ground firms and the grass takes off. The changeover has its own satisfaction: the last push of snow off a driveway, and then, weeks later, the first cut of the year on the same lawn. Around Eaton Rapids that turn comes fast, and the trucks turn with it. Whatever the sky is doing, the property gets handled.