April in this part of south Fulton is pine pollen on everything, dogwood lit up in the understory, and the creek bottoms running clear again after a night of rain. Cedar Creek Landscaping opens the season in Cedar Grove by washing winter off a property — beds cleaned out, bed lines recut, the first mow taken while the grass is still soft. After that it settles into rhythm: mow, edge, trim, clear the drive, refresh the mulch when the beds go thin. This is rolling country where pasture, pine and neighborhood sit close together, and a kept lawn reads from a long way down the road. The pleasure is in the finish — that line where mown grass meets bed, drawn once and then held all year.