April turns Senoia white and pink at the edges — dogwoods along the older streets, azaleas crowded up against porch foundations, everything waking at once. Divine Lawn Care comes into that season with the first real mows of the year, then settles into a rhythm of trimming and edging that carries clear through to frost. A yard cut on time looks calm; a yard running behind looks anxious. The aim is always the first kind — smooth grass, defined lines, beds left with a clean border. Around this corner of Coweta County there is quiet pride in exactly that.