April in Hampton is loud with color: azaleas going off along foundations, crepe myrtles waking, pine islands greening at the edges of a lawn. RLG Landscapes builds toward that view — beds shaped and mulched, shrubs pruned to a line, the lawn mowed and edged so the planting has something clean to sit against. Through the season it is the steady turn of trimming, cutting and cleanup, keeping a whole yard reading as one design instead of a set of separate chores. Red clay will grow almost anything if you give it a plan and some patience. The payoff is a front yard that composes well from the road and still holds up close.