March in Somers is water: every brook in the Croton watershed running full, frost coming out of the ground, lawns spongy and gray. Leos Tree and Lawn Service works the seam of the year then — done plowing and shoveling for the winter, not yet mowing, clearing the yards out so the first green has room to come. By June it's weekly cutting and trimming; by January it's driveways, walks and ice again. What holds the whole thing together is showing up in whatever the weather has decided to be. Somers and its neighboring towns get that either way.