Northeast Georgia's red clay shows through wherever the grass hasn't taken hold, and around Lavonia the spring answer is dogwood white against all that rust. Peachtree Lawn & Landscape works the ground back into shape as the season opens: the first cuts, borders reestablished along drives and walks, close trimming around trees and mailbox posts. Foothill weather here swings — cool nights well into May, then a fast green-up — and a lawn held to a schedule handles that far better than one left to catch up. Beds cleared, cuttings swept off the walk, edges you can pick out from the street. It's ordinary work that quietly changes how a whole street looks.