In April the dogwoods open white along the paths of the Springfield Botanical Gardens, and the whole city seems to wake up green. Living Green Lawn Care tends lawns through that awakening, mowing and trimming as the fescue thickens and the mornings turn soft with dew. Ozark spring is generous but impatient: a week of rain and sunshine leaves the grass suddenly ankle-deep. Cutting it on a steady rhythm lets a lawn fill in dense and level instead of ragged. When the redbuds have dropped their color and the yard stands thick and uniformly green, the name feels exactly right.