By the middle of April the azaleas along Hancock Street have gone loud, and every bed underneath them wants a hand before Georgia turns hot. Agee Lawn & Garden works that seam where lawn meets garden — grass mown and edged, shrubs shaped back, bed lines recut so fresh mulch has somewhere to sit. The reward is a yard that reads as one piece: green held short, borders drawn, nothing shaggy at the fence corners. Milledgeville hands out a long growing season and asks for a long attention span in return, week after week from the first flush to the last. It is a fair trade, and the porch view proves it.