The first warm week of March runs up Moores Creek and the willows at Azalea Park go soft green before anything else in town does. That is the signal: thatch to pull, borders to redraw, the first cut of a Charlottesville lawn that has been sleeping since November. BRAYAN'S LANDSCAPING handles the mowing, trimming and cleanup that carry a yard from that opening pass through the long green middle of summer. Down toward Biscuit Run the ground drains slow and heavy after rain, so timing matters as much as the blade. Come October the same lawns get their leaves gathered and the year put to bed neatly.