January in Loganville is a plain season: dormant Bermuda gone the color of straw, bare pin oaks, the Piedmont showing its bones. GreenStone Landscaping keeps at it anyway — cleanups, leaf clearing, borders held sharp through the cold months, trimming back what the year left behind. Dormant is not the same as neglected, and a yard tended in winter comes out of it ahead of its neighbors. Then February turns, green creeps back into the low spots, and the mowing starts again. There is something steadying about taking the long view of a piece of ground.