Late winter, and Bainbridge lawns are still the color of straw — but the shape is plain now, every line and border visible without the grass to hide it. Yard Shapers LLC works from there: edging drives and walks, trimming out the corners, clearing dead litter, then mowing steadily once the green pushes through in March. A yard is mostly geometry — where the turf ends, where the beds begin, whether the border is a line or only a suggestion. Holding that shape all season is the whole trick, and it takes coming back. Through the long southwest Georgia summer, that's exactly what the schedule is for.