February mornings in Inverness often open under fog, the Tsala Apopka lakes breathing a white mist that hangs in the cypress and lifts slowly off Lake Henderson as the sun climbs. The cold comes here in short visits: a frosty dawn or two, lawns slowing their growth, oaks letting go of their old leaves across the yards. Better Earth Landscape Maintenance keeps Inverness yards through this season with landscape maintenance and lawn care: the patient late-winter work of raking up leaves, cutting back what frost has browned, mowing, and keeping beds neat until spring sends everything surging. The name says the aim: leave the ground a little better than it was found, beds clean and grass even. When the fog burns off and the lake turns bright, a freshly tidied Inverness yard is one of the small, honest pleasures of a Citrus County winter.