Spring shows up late along the Milk River and then arrives all at once — the ground softens, the beds heave, and everything needs cutting back the same week. Lipscomb Landscaping meets it there: the first mowings, the trimming, the edges reopened where winter blurred them, the beds cleared of whatever the season left behind. Grosse Pointe Woods yards run modest in size and generous in detail, which rewards a slow hand and a good eye. By June the lines are crisp again and the grass has caught up to itself. That work carries on through the growing season, here and in the towns immediately around it.