Up on Walker's high ground the wind crosses orchard country before it drops into the Grand River valley, and late May is about as good as Michigan gets — everything green, everything growing at once. Vigh Landscape Management meets that surge with mowing, edging, trimming and bed and border upkeep, plus the cleanups that bracket the season at either end. Properties along the ridge catch more sun and more weather than the sheltered lots below, so cutting height and rotation get adjusted rather than assumed. The lawn to aim for is one that looks even in every light, from morning shadow to evening gold. Neat borders, clean corners, nothing shaggy left behind.