The wind comes up Highway 277 out of the south every March, bending the wheat and rattling tin on the elevator. Grass answers it fast, green pushing through winter tan within a week or two of the first warm rain. Paladin Lawn Care starts the season then — mowing, string trimming along fences and foundations, edging walks and drives, and carrying the cuttings away. Grass in a wind town gets cut a little shorter and a little more often, and the route runs accordingly. The reward is a block of Cyril yards that look intentional against all that open country.