The ground under Keasbey is clay — dug here for brick long before the warehouses came — and it holds spring rain the way a saucer does, which every lawn in the neighborhood has to live with. Green Zebra Landscaping works with that instead of against it: mowing at the right height on a steady cycle, trimming and edging, and cleanups that pull matted debris off the turf so air and light can reach the crown. April in this corner of Woodbridge is noise and green at the same time, traffic out on the highway and everything growing three inches a week. Getting a first cut down on a soft, wet spring lawn without leaving a mark is the real test of the whole trade. Pass it, and the rest of the year comes easy.