Spring arrives loud in this corner of Georgia — dogwood and azalea all at once, and a yellow film of pine pollen over every windshield in east Dougherty County. J & R Lawn Care starts the season in that mess: first cuts of the year, edges re-established after months of dormancy, walks blown clear of pollen and pine straw. From there it is weekly, right through the heat, because Bermuda in this climate does not wait on anybody. Trimming around posts, units and bed lines gets the same care as the open lawn. By the time the pollen finally washes off, the yards are already back in shape.