A few miles north of town the Clinton River carries the county's meltwater east, and by April you can feel Fraser drying out from the edges inward. The low back corners stay soft the longest — the spots that still want boots a week after the rest of the yard is ready. LandMaster Lawn and Snow opens the season by reading exactly that, cutting where the ground will carry a machine and coming back for the rest rather than leaving ruts behind. From there it settles into a steady cadence of mowing, trimming and edging on houses and commercial properties around Fraser. A lawn brought up carefully out of a Michigan spring tends to hold its color the whole way through.