Monroe County clay holds water like a dinner plate, and every April there are low corners of Frenchtown yards you can't set foot in without leaving a print that lasts into June. Pure Lawn and Landscape waits for the ground to firm, then opens the season properly — the first mow, the trimming, the edges recut along walks and beds after a winter of frost heave. Spring green arrives all at once out here, and a lawn that gets its first cut at the right moment looks better for the whole rest of the year. Beds get their lines back, the mulch gets a shoulder to sit against, and the turf gets the height it needs to fill in. It's patient work at the front of the season, and it pays out every week after.