March comes to the old mill streets east of downtown Newnan with redbuds firing purple against warm brick and everything waking up at once. That is when Bradley's Lawn Care and Landscaping makes the first real cuts of the year, cleaning up winter's leftovers and setting the shape a yard will hold for months. Beds get edged and mulched, shrubs get thinned back, and the turf gets a mow that finally looks like spring. There is something worth being proud of in a property that turns the corner from dormant to sharp in a single afternoon. From there it is steady upkeep through the long Georgia growing season, all around Newnan and the towns nearby.