By late March the azaleas have all gone off at once in the old districts, and every square downtown fills with people who came to sit in it. Savannah's Landscaping Services tends the ground beneath all that spectacle — mowing the panels of green behind the wrought iron, edging along brick and cobble, trimming back whatever crowds the walk. Spring here does not ease in; it lands, and then things grow without pause until October. Steady cutting keeps a yard from turning into a thicket, and cleanup keeps the paths open and the planting beds easy to read. Old streets deserve neat ground under them.