There's a week in Queensbury, usually late April, when a cold rain falls for three days and then the whole town turns green at once. Triple G Lawn Fertilization builds its year around that turn — feeding lawns on the quiet residential streets off Dixon Road while the soil is warming and the grass is hungry for it. Fertilizing well is a matter of even coverage and honest timing rather than volume, and the proof shows up a fortnight later in a lawn that thickened instead of merely shot up. Through summer the program continues so the color holds when the sandy ground out here starts to dry. One last feeding late in the year sends the roots into the frost with something in reserve.