Spring afternoons here begin with thunderheads stacking white and tall in the west, and grass that puts on an inch while nobody is watching. East Edmond Lawn works the gaps between those rains, catching lawns before they get ahead and taking them back down. Trimming follows the fenceline and the mailbox post, edging follows the walk, and the blower takes the clippings off the concrete. A wet spring in Logan County can bury a yard; the whole point of a schedule is that it never gets the chance. From Cimarron City across to Coyle, that rhythm holds until the grass slows in the fall.