Fog sits low on the ridge above Pine Mountain most spring mornings and burns off about the time the first yard is finished. Faulkner's Landscaping works those hours — mowing while the day is still cool, cutting the edges in along drives and walks, trimming out fence lines and the tight ground beneath the dogwoods, then clearing what is left so the lawn is the only thing you notice. The ground here rolls, so a good cut means reading the grade instead of fighting it. From Pine Mountain out toward Hamilton, Shiloh and Waverly Hall, the aim is the same at every stop: leave a place looking like the season is being kept up with.