West Columbus winters are gray and mild and mostly green around the edges — camellias blooming in January while the bermuda lies straw-gold and resting. Mr. G Lawn and Landscape keeps working through it, because a dormant lawn still collects oak leaves, pine straw and everything the wind drags off the river. Leaf cleanup, trimming back the ragged corners, edging the drive so its line stays true, a last blow-off before dark comes early. Then the first warm week arrives, the color runs back into the turf, and the mowers start again on a lawn that never got neglected in between. That continuity is the point: a yard tended in the off weeks is a yard that comes back fast.