April sets the Faulkner County foothills going with redbud and dogwood, and all at once every bed edge in Greenbrier looks a little soft. Landscape Arkansas answers with the tidy geometry a yard wants: mowing, edging, trimming, and shrubs shaped back so the house can be seen again. A cleanly cut bed line does something small and enormous at once — it tells the eye where the lawn ends and the planting begins. Through summer the cut comes around on time; through fall the leaves come off the beds before they mat down on the crowns. It is ordinary work, done carefully, on ground that pays it back.