For two weeks every spring the pines dust Grovetown in yellow — cars, porches, mailboxes, the whole town gone the same color until a good rain washes it toward the storm drains. Jazmin Lawn Services works right through it, mowing and edging as the grass wakes up, then blowing pollen and clippings off walks and driveways until a house looks clean again. Once the heat sets in the routine holds: trimming close, weeding beds, keeping mulch dark against the new green. The pace is set by the grass, and around here the grass hardly rests between April and September. A yard kept up all season never has to be rescued.