April in Missoula is a negotiation: snow dusting Mount Sentinel at breakfast, arrowleaf balsamroot coming up yellow on the south face by the end of the month. Go Green Lawn Care waits for the ground to firm and then begins — the first mow of the year, the rake-out, aeration to open soil that spent all winter under crust. Overseed and feed while the rain is still generous and the lawn carries that head start well into July. Trimming and edging ride along on every visit after that, so the lines stay clean as the grass finally lets loose. Nothing around here announces spring quite like the first cut.