Downtown Norcross keeps its hedges honest, boxwood squared up along the brick storefronts on South Peachtree, holly clipped back from the sidewalk, everything carrying an outline. The Hedge Pro brings that same line out to the yards nearby: shrubs shaped and thinned, overgrowth cut back off windows and walkways, hedges given a true top and a true face. Lawn work runs right alongside it, mowing and edging and trimming with the cuttings carried off, because a sharp hedge above a shaggy yard only looks unfinished. February is the month for hard shaping, before growth starts and while the structure is still visible. By May it has all filled back in, and the property reads as composed from the curb.