The first warm week of March finds Roselle wet and hopeful, the ground soft, dew hanging on until the trains have already made their morning runs through the Aldene junction. That is when Panohaya Landscaping starts: spring cleanups, the winter's debris pulled out of the beds, the first cut of a season that will run to November. From there it is steady lawn maintenance — mowing, string trimming, edging, hedge work — on the borough's compact lots. Grass in this part of Union County wants regular attention more than it wants anything complicated. There is a pleasure in that first mow, when a shaggy yard turns back into a lawn in forty minutes.