March in Peach County announces itself in pink: the orchards go to blossom, and every yard in Byron wakes up hungry for its first cut of the year. Advance lawn care meets that turn head-on, knocking down the winter shag, edging the walks back to a line, and clearing the beds of whatever the wind left in them. Bermuda comes out of dormancy slowly and then all at once, and the trick is being there for the change instead of a month behind it. Pine pollen will lay a yellow film over everything by April, and moving it off the concrete is part of the visit. It is ordinary work done on time, and it makes a whole street look like spring arrived on purpose.