April in the Norcross historic district is a short, extravagant season: dogwoods opening white over Rectory Street, azaleas going off like a held breath, every Victorian porch suddenly needing a lawn worthy of it. Bloom & Care Co. works that stretch of spring hard, mowing and edging and cutting back the growth that got ambitious over winter, keeping beds clear so the color has somewhere to sit. Grass comes in fast once the nights warm, and a weekly cut is what keeps fast from turning into unruly. Then the long summer, then the leaves, and the same hands come back around. A yard tended on a schedule stops being a chore and starts being a pleasure.