March in Wyoming is a negotiation: frozen solid at six in the morning, soft and running by noon, and every gravel drive along Byron Center Avenue tells you which it is. Witte Lawn Maintenance Inc. works both halves of that month — still plowing and salting when the lake sends one more round, already raking out the winter's sand and matted grass wherever the ground has given. The winter side is early hours and clear pavement; the growing side is mowing, trimming, edging and cleanups that carry a property from the first cut to the last. Wyoming asks a lot of a yard over twelve months, freeze to thaw to drought to leaf-fall. Keeping one looking looked-after the whole way through is the point.