The old brick and hand-planed wood of the Wynne-Russell House have stood in Lilburn a long while, and the oaks around that end of town have roots to match. Hall Landscaping works in the Piedmont clay underneath it all — red, heavy after a rain, generous once it has been opened up. Beds get shaped and mulched, shrubs get taken back to line, lawns get mowed and edged on a schedule you could set a clock by. A clean border between grass and planting does more for a house than most people expect it to. Around here that is the whole job: making a yard look like it belongs to the ground it sits on.