The first genuinely warm week of March is a kind of local holiday in the north Georgia foothills: windows open, and the smell of cut grass back in the air over Cleveland. Trico Lawn and Landscaping goes to work with it — opening mows, edges reestablished after the winter, beds cleaned out and borders drawn back where they belong. Landscape work carries on from there, mowing and trimming through the long green months, cleanups when the leaves begin letting go. All of it aims at one result: a yard that looks deliberate from the road. In a county of ridges and creek bottoms, that bit of order goes a long way.