Sarasota has long believed a city can be a work of art: the Ringling Museum keeps a bronze David standing over its courtyard, and Mable Ringling's rose garden blooms in a careful circular pattern near the bay. Planet Picasso brings an artist's eye to ordinary yards around town, where the lawn is a canvas and every bed is a chance at composition. The palette here is generous — crotons in red and gold, pink pentas, the blue-gray of silver buttonwood against a white stucco wall. The work runs from mowing and trimming to arranging new plantings so colors and shapes play off one another through the year. At golden hour, when the low sun lights everything from the side, a yard composed that way looks finished the way a painting does.