Spring announces itself in the gravel here — frost heaves settling back down, culverts running full, and green showing in the ditch lines a week before it shows anywhere else. Lawn Care Fishers starts the year the way the season does, with sharpened blades and a first cut set high enough to let a winter-tired lawn wake up on its own terms. Greenwood Township hands out a little of everything: open yards that dry fast, shaded corners that stay soft into May, and long drives that need their edges cut back after the plow trucks of March. Through the summer the schedule holds — mow, trim, edge, clear the walks — because a lawn kept on time never has to be rescued. The reward is simple and worth showing up for: a straight line, a clean edge, and a yard that looks like someone is paying attention.