Every April the pine pollen lays a yellow film over Northeast Cobb — on the cars, the porches, the beds, everything — and then one good rain takes it away and the season truly opens. Landscape East Cobb works right behind that rain, cutting, edging and clearing the winter's leftovers out of the borders so the yard can start clean. A property looks its best when the lines are settled: turf ending where it should, beds swept, no stray growth blurring the boundary between them. Through the long warm months the routine holds — mow, edge, trim, blow — week after week until fall slows the grass back down. It is ordinary work done attentively, and attentive is what shows from the street.