In April the pines let go all at once, and Evans wakes up under a film of yellow — on the mailboxes, the truck hoods, the surface of every puddle from Fury's Ferry Road down to the Savannah. Trinity Lawn & Landscape, Inc. starts early on mornings like that, while the dew still holds the pollen down and a mower can leave a dark, honest stripe straight through it. Mowing, edging, trimming and blowing the hard surfaces clean: the work is simple to name and slow to master, and it shows in the small places, the line along a curb, the neat skirt cut around a crepe myrtle. Columbia County ground runs red and stubborn, and a lawn that looks effortless in June was earned back in March. By the time the day turns hot and the river goes flat and bright, the route is done and the street looks like somebody loves it.