Camp Creek runs low and quiet through this corner of Fulton County, and the yards that fall toward it hold the morning mist until the sun climbs over the pines. Lees Royal Lawn Care begins its April days in that damp hour, waiting out the wet just long enough for a clean cut, then moving through mowing, edging and trimming while the dogwoods are still white at the wood line. Spring in College Park arrives in a hurry and asks to be kept up with; grass that gained a week on you shows it from the road. The aim on every visit stays plain — even height, sharp boundaries, beds and walks left bare. A yard ought to look tended, not merely handled.