Spring arrives at Verbank in a hurry — one warm week and the pastures go from tan to green, and every lawn in Union Vale needs cutting at once. VP Landscaping works through that rush and keeps right on working: mowing on the week, edging drives and walks, trimming around posts, stone and the base of old sugar maples. Summer can turn dry on the higher ground, and a lawn cut a notch taller holds up better than one shaved down — that kind of small judgment is most of the job. Autumn closes it out with leaves, gathered off the turf so the grass goes into winter breathing. A yard kept in that order looks unbothered all year, which is the point of the whole thing.