February in the valley is honest: the Bermuda is straw-gold, the ridges are bare enough to show their bones, and every line in a landscape is visible with nothing left to hide behind. ValleyScapes Landscaping likes the season for exactly that reason — it is when shrubs get shaped, beds get re-edged and re-mulched, and last year's growth gets cut back before the green returns. Then March comes up the valley floor and mowing starts again: weekly cuts, trimmed corners, clean borders, drives cleared behind the machine. The routine holds through the warm months and the leaves close it out in November. Yards here run long and slope toward the ridges, and good work on them shows from a distance.