East of town the Alcovy runs past the old grist mill at Freeman's Mill Park, and by late October the water carries more leaves than light. Toranzo's Landscape Company reads a Lawrenceville fall the same way — mowing while there is still growth, then leaf removal, bed cleanups, and landscaping that sets a property up for the cool months. Spring reverses the order: the first cut, fresh edges, mulch, and shrubs shaped before the humidity arrives. Clay soil and pine shade make some yards stubborn, and those are exactly the ones that reward steady attention. A finished yard here looks unfussy, which is the hardest thing to make it look.