Late-spring rain arrives over West Seneca in bands off the water, and the lawns along the Clinton Street end answer overnight — an inch of growth while everyone sleeps. Keeping up with that means a route that doesn't slip, because a week's delay in May costs two cuts to recover. Steady mowing, tight trimming, edges that stay defined against the walks: that's what holds a yard through the fastest weeks of the year. By June the same lawns are dense and even and take half the effort to keep looking sharp. Lawn care for houses across this town, at whatever pace the weather sets.