In March the cherry trees up in Macon open all at once, and a few miles south in Rutland the grass answers with the same impatience. Spring rain rolls up the Ocmulgee bottom overnight and everything green gains an inch by morning. Dylan's Landscaping stays ahead of it — mowing, running a clean line along drives and walkways, trimming the corners a deck cannot get to, and clearing what falls. The growing season stretches long down here, well past the first cool nights of autumn. A lawn cut on schedule through all of that never needs rescuing, only keeping.