April in Fayetteville is the show: dogwoods lit white along the older streets, azaleas going off all at once, and the grass finally getting somewhere. Nature's Turf steps into that season with mowing, edging, trimming and cleanups timed so the lawn keeps pace with everything blooming around it. Georgia spring can be abrupt — one warm week and a good rain and a yard is a foot taller than you left it. Staying ahead of that is the work; a lawn that never gets away from you never has to be rescued. By May the beds are clear, the edges are drawn, and the yard looks like part of the season instead of behind it.