Nine Mile Creek runs low and clear through Camillus by late May, and the lawns along it have finally shaken off mud season. Premier Lawn Services picks the year up right there — the first real cuts, the trimming that squares off the beds, the edging that gives a yard its outline back. Spring in Central New York arrives all at once and slightly late, so the early weeks are catch-up and everything after is discipline. Kept on a schedule, a lawn holds its color deep into September instead of going patchy through an August dry spell. The work is repetitive by design; the result is a property that never looks like it got away from anyone.