In February the bermuda lies straw-gold and sleeping, the mornings snap cold, and a Fort Benning yard shows every ragged edge it owns. Sharp Lawns works that honest season — cutting back, edging the walk and driveway down to a clean line, trimming the fence row, clearing out whatever winter blew into the corners. Then in March the green pushes up through the tan and the yard is already shaped to receive it. The name is a standard: a border you could lay a straightedge against. Mowing and upkeep carry on from there through the whole long growing season.