April in Lawrenceville is dogwood white and redbud pink, and the red clay underneath it all is finally ready for hands. Casi Landscaping spends the season on that ground — mulch spread deep and even through the beds, shrubs shaped back, a spade edge cut clean between grass and pine straw. Mowing runs alongside it, week by week, with trimming and a blower pass so the walks are bare at the end. Beds and turf make each other look better when both get attention. A yard that has been given a real spring feels different for the rest of the year.