The first warm week in Gorham smells like thawed field dirt, and the red-winged blackbirds take up their posts on the ditch cattails before the grass has any real color to it. That is when Triple B's Landscaping gets moving — the spring cleanup first, winter's sticks and matted leaves pulled off the turf and out of the beds, then the season's opening cut. After that it is steady mowing, trimming and edging straight through to the last mild week of fall, closing with a leaf cleanup. A lawn that has been kept all summer shows it in November, when the yard goes bare and every line is still where it belongs. The work covers Gorham Township and the country around Fayette, Alvordton and West Unity.