A Georgia thunderhead builds over Flowery Branch most summer afternoons, drops its rain in twenty minutes, and leaves the air rinsed and the grass an inch taller. Gonzalez landscaping works the days between those storms, mowing and trimming and cutting shrubs back into shape while the crape myrtles hold their long bloom. Wet weeks mean fast growth and no excuse for a ragged border, so the edging gets done at every visit. The measure of a good stop is simple — walk out to the mailbox, look back at the house, and the whole yard reads as one deliberate thing.