Dyer Landscape

About Dyer Landscape

January in Grayson is honest light — bare hardwoods along the creeks that feed the Yellow River, lawns gone the color of straw, every shape that summer hides laid plain. Dyer Landscape uses that window for the work that pays off later: cleanups, leaf hauling, bed lines re-cut, shrubs and small trees trimmed while their frames are easy to read. Then March turns and the mowing resumes — cut, trim, edge, blow — holding week to week until the cold comes back around. Seeing a yard through both halves of the year is the whole idea, since the dormant months are where the green ones get decided. Grayson, Snellville, Centerville, and Loganville are on the list.