For about two weeks every April, Buford goes yellow — pine pollen on the porch rails, on the windshields, drifting into the gutter seams along Buford Highway. Then a hard rain washes it all down toward Ivy Creek and the grass comes on so fast it feels personal, and that is when the season truly opens for Behr&sons Lawn Care. Mowing on a set rotation, edges cut back where they have crept over the concrete, trimming close to mailbox posts and tree bases, walks blown clean before the trailer gate closes. There is a plain satisfaction in leaving a yard tidier than the morning found it, the lines even from curb to porch step. That rhythm holds across Buford and the towns around it until the last cut of fall.