April in East Amherst is mostly a rumor until the first real cut, when the whole neighborhood goes from gray to green inside a single week. Lawn In Order Landscaping starts there — winter debris raked out, matted grass opened up, beds redefined with a clean spade line, fresh mulch dark against the new growth. From then until the leaves come down it is a weekly rhythm: mow, trim, edge the walks and drive, blow the hard surfaces clean and leave nothing behind but the smell of it. Hedges get shaped through the summer, and the fall cleanup takes the maples down to bare turf before the ground hardens. The name states the ambition plainly enough: a yard where every line is where it ought to be.