April in Peekskill sounds like running water — Sprout Brook full to its banks, the last gray piles slumping in the shade of the north-facing yards. Griffin Organics meets the year at both ends: mowing, trimming, edging, feeding and seeding through the growing months, cleanups in spring and fall, then snow plowing, shoveling and ice treatment once the ground locks up again. Grass wakes hungry after a Hudson Valley winter, and the first few cuts set the tone for everything that follows. Come January those same lawns are under a blade instead of a mower, and the aim shifts to clear pavement and a safe path to the door. Two different trades, one property, all twelve months of it.