April in Clark begins under the oaks off Raritan Road, where the ground thaws slowly and the first mow always feels a week overdue. Green Roots Organic takes the season from there — mowing, trimming and edging on a steady schedule, refreshing beds with mulch, and clearing the winter's litter out of the corners the wind packed it into. The borough's older neighborhoods carry mature trees and settled lawns, which means shade, roots, and thin patches that need a careful pass rather than a fast one. Work like that is measured in small improvements from one visit to the next, until by midsummer a yard simply looks right. Clark is a walking town and the sidewalks tell on you, so the edges get the same care as the middle.