On a June evening in Smyrna the light goes gold around eight, and beds that looked flat at noon suddenly have depth to them. Taislawnandgarden works both halves of a yard — turf mowed and edged on schedule, and the garden itself weeded, mulched, and cut back so the plants have room to be seen. Hedges get shaped before they lean into a path; borders are held to a line rather than allowed to drift. A yard tended this way changes month by month instead of merely getting shorter. Come fall the leaves are cleared and the beds are put to rest, ready to start over.