Winter here is short and gray and mostly a matter of catching up: the road toward Senoia running bare through the pines, the beds full of last season, the corner of the lot that got away from everybody in August. NeedAHelpingHandLandscaping shows up for exactly those jobs — overgrowth cut back, debris cleared, beds cleaned and re-mulched, hedges reshaped before spring starts pushing again. Once the grass wakes, the work turns to mowing, edging and trimming on a regular round through the long Peachtree City growing season. The name is a fair description of the arrangement: an extra pair of hands for the yard nobody has time for. What is left behind is a property somebody can enjoy again.