March in Hamilton is an argument: mud in the beds, a stubborn crust of old snow on the north side of the house, and the first faint green pushing up anyway. Longford Landscape works both sides of that argument all year — plow work, hand shoveling and de-icing through the cold stretch, then mowing, edging, trimming, mulching and cleanups once the ground wakes up. The turn from one to the other is the week everyone waits for, when the plow comes off the truck and the mowers come out of the shed. Lawns around here need a haircut and a cleanup long before they need anything fancy. Do those two things properly and the rest of the yard tends to follow.