Forest Park lives inside the hum of things moving — freight easing through the Conley yards, trucks on the interstate, warehouses spread over the old Fort Gillem ground. In among all that motion sit ordinary yards, and Morris Landscaping keeps them quiet and squared away. February is when the work begins to stir: dormant grass, brittle beds, an afternoon warm enough that the first tidy-up of the year makes sense. From there it becomes mowing and edging and trimming on a steady turn, week after week, with the walks blown clean each time. A tended lawn is a small still place in a busy corner of Georgia, and that is worth doing well.