In January the granite dome of Stone Mountain shows plainly from the high ground east of Lilburn, and the turf below it goes tan and quiet. Yellowstone Landscape keeps moving through that stretch anyway — dormant lawns still want trimming, edges still want holding, and leaves still gather in the corners of the big properties along the Highway 29 corridor. Wide ground is its own pleasure: acre after acre cut in even passes and finished before the early dark comes down. When the green returns in March, the mowing, fertilization, weed control and cleanup pick straight back up. Lilburn and the Gwinnett towns around it are the ground this crew covers.