April is when this corner of Georgia shows off. The azaleas go up all at once, the dogwoods hold their white against the pines, and every lawn from Evans into Augusta decides on the same morning that it is time to grow. Green Lawn Augusta meets that surge with the simplest tools there are, mowing at the right height, trimming close and clean, edging the borders, and blowing the drive so the color of the grass is the only thing you notice. From that first flush the cutting does not really stop until the nights cool in November. There is real satisfaction in an even sheet of green stretching from the porch to the curb, and that is what these Evans, Martinez, and Augusta yards are kept at.