In January the bermuda around Smyrna goes straw-gold, and the wide grounds along South Cobb Drive show every bit of their bones. Yellowstone Landscape uses those months for clearing — leaves off, beds recut, shrubs shaped while they are dormant, everything set up for the green-up to come. Once the grass wakes, the schedule turns to mowing and edging across large properties where consistency is the entire point. Mulch goes down, borders hold their line, and turf color stays even from one end of a site to the other. Big grounds kept plainly and steadily look effortless, which is the trick of the whole thing.