In April the Westside wears a film of pine pollen, and the first pass of a mower is the moment a yard remembers it is green. LRR - Lawn and Landscape Service works the blocks above Proctor Creek, where fog sits low in the bottomland until the sun burns it off the rooftops along Bankhead. The cut, the edge and the trim get done in one unhurried sweep, then the clippings come off the concrete so the line where grass meets walk reads sharp from the street. Spring and fall cleanups follow the same rule: leave nothing behind but the shape of the lawn. It is plain work carried all the way into the corners, on yards that set the mood of a whole block.