March in Plymouth cannot make up its mind — wet snow on Monday, and by Friday a startling first green along the south-facing curbs. Lucky Leprechaun Lawn and Snow lives on both sides of that line: plowing, shoveling and salting through the cold, then mowing, trimming, edging, fertilizing, weed control and the spring cleanup the moment the ground firms up. Something does feel lucky about a lawn that comes back sharp and even after a hard Michigan winter, and that recovery is what the whole spring routine is built around. The name is a wink; the work is a clean edge and a cleared drive. One outfit, two seasons, the same yards.