April in Dahlonega runs dogwood-white and redbud-pink through the understory for a couple of weeks, and it becomes impossible not to want to put something in the ground. Plant It Earth Georgia keeps the lawns that frame all of that: mowing, trimming, edging, mulch installation, shrub trimming, and the cleanups that open and close the growing year. The soil here is stubborn and the slopes are steep, so turf and beds both take some coaxing before they look easy. The measure of the work is a property that reads as composed from the road — grass even, borders defined, mulch fresh and dark. Spring after spring, that is the aim.