April in Kimball brings the week when the fields out toward Smiths Creek go from brown to unreasonable green almost overnight. Greenlawn Landscape Management meets that turn with lawn care — the first cuts of the year, then trimming and edging on a steady rhythm across the farm-edge yards and subdivision streets west of Port Huron. Spring growth here is quick and uneven, and getting out in front of it early sets the shape of the entire summer. A lawn edged properly in May still looks edged in July, which is exactly why the early work is worth doing. After that it is simply keeping the promise, week by week, into fall.