First light on Rocky Comfort Creek comes up gray and steaming, and Louisville wakes to dew heavy enough to soak a boot through. 502 Tree & Landscape starts the lawn rounds early for exactly that reason — mowing, trimming and edging while the day is still cool, then blowing the clippings off the walks before the heat settles in. Spring arrives fast in Jefferson County; the grass goes from dormant tan to full green in about two weeks and never looks back. After that it is all rhythm, and a yard kept on rhythm shows it from the road. The work runs through Louisville and out to Wrens, Bartow, Wadley and Avera.