The dirt around Augusta runs sandy in places and heavy in others, sometimes inside the same yard, and it shows in how a lawn takes a line. March is when the shape of things gets reset — beds redefined, borders cut back clean, the lawn brought down and squared up after the dormant months. From there it is regular mowing, trimming along the planting beds, edging the drives and walks, and clearing whatever the work leaves behind. Ground keeping is mostly a matter of boundaries: where grass stops and where it does not. Get those right and everything between them looks better than it has any right to.