Homer keeps its courthouse square at the center of things, and the roads leaving it climb gently into the northeast Georgia foothills toward apple country and cooler air. Habersham Landscaping works those yards — the ones on the square, the ones out along the Hudson River bottoms, the pasture-edged places where lawn simply stops being lawn. Mowing, edging and trimming carry the long growing season, while mulch and bed work sharpen the lines close to the house. When the hardwoods turn in October the job becomes leaf removal and cleanup, hauling off whatever the wind piles against porches and fences. A Banks County yard cut clean has a plain, satisfying look to it, and that is what gets left behind.