Spring shows up in Harrison Township as noise — red-winged blackbirds claiming the cattails where the Clinton River spreads out toward the flats, and the first mowers answering from a block inland. Life Lawn Landscaping opens its season on that same soft, slow-draining ground, waiting for the week the turf can take a cut instead of forcing it early. After that the pattern holds: mow, trim around the mailbox post and the chain-link, blow the walk clean, leave the gate the way it was found. Grass that greens up this fast deserves to be kept honest right through to the last cut of the year. Homes and small properties across the township, on a schedule that keeps its word.