A south Georgia winter is wet more often than it is cold, and by March the north side of every house in Americus has gone a little green with it. John Buck's Landscape & PressureWashing answers on both fronts — landscape and lawn work on one hand, mowing, trimming, edging and bed cleanups; on the other a pressure wand walking the driveway, the siding, the walkway, until the brick remembers what color it is. There's a line the water leaves behind it, dull on one side and bright on the other, that never stops being satisfying. Out in the yard the same idea holds: define the border, clear the debris, let the place look after itself again. Americus wears its age well, and it wears it better washed.