April in this township is mud and birdsong — the fields soften, the redwings come back to the creek edges, and the grass starts moving before anyone is ready for it. Hanby Lawns opens the year with cleanups: winter debris raked off, matted leaves lifted, beds cleared so the new growth has room. Then the mowing settles into its cadence, week after week, with trimming and edging to hold the lines. Summer heat slows things down, autumn speeds them back up, and the leaf work carries through to the first hard freeze. A lawn kept up all season never has to be rescued.