There is a week in April when Hazelton stops being brown — the ditches are still running, the fields are still dark, and the lawns come up ahead of everything else. Iroonwood lawncare starts its year right there: the first cut, the winter debris raked off, beds cleaned out, edges re-cut where the frost shoved them out of line. From then on it runs weekly through the season, trimming what the mower cannot reach and clearing the drive before the truck pulls away. Out here a yard is the one piece of ground a household shapes on purpose, and it ought to look shaped. The last leaf haul in November closes the circle.