By the middle of June the roadsides around Spring Arbor township have gone to chicory and fleabane, and the hayfields off the section roads get cut and turned in a single hot week. Bert's Grass Cutting works that same rhythm at a smaller scale — mowing yards, trimming around trees and posts, edging drives and walks. Grass grows fast in a Michigan summer, faster still after a thunderstorm rolls up from the southwest, and the answer is simply showing up on schedule. There's pride in a lawn that never gets away from you: an even cut, no scalped humps, no ragged fringe along the fence. Jackson County looks best in June, and a mowed yard is part of why.