April along Salacoa Creek smells like turned earth and pine mulch, and the whole county gets the itch to make something out of the yard. Garcia's Landscaping and design LLC answers it — beds laid out and planted, mulch spread, edges cut in clean, border and stone work set, and the lawn mowed and trimmed around all of it. The trick is designing for the Georgia year: what handles the August sun, what wants the shade under the oaks, what will still look right in November. Done well, a landscape is a slow gift that keeps paying out. Calhoun has a lot of yards waiting to become one.