By the time Walnut Creek clears and the ditch banks go green, the lawns of Hanover are deciding what they will be for the year. That is the moment the work matters most: mowing on schedule, treating for weeds, trimming and edging so the boundary between grass and everything else stays honest. Beds get cleaned out in spring and stripped again in fall, and shrubs come back into shape. Turf given steady attention crowds out its own trouble by midsummer. Watching a lawn thicken week by week is reason enough to keep doing it.