Late in the afternoon the gold dome on the Price Memorial tower throws the light back out across the north Georgia hills, and the whole town softens toward evening. All Seasons Landscaping works those hours around Dahlonega — mowing, string trimming, bed edging, and the cleanups that reset a property between one part of the year and the next. Spring here comes up the hollows in a rush of green; autumn takes it away leaf by leaf, and both make work for anyone who cares how a yard reads from the street. The aim is the version of a lawn you notice without knowing why: even height, clean borders, nothing left lying in the gutter. Lumpkin County's slopes make every property its own small problem, which is half the pleasure of the trade.