In April the dogwoods come out white along Long Swamp Creek, and ten days later every yard in town needs cutting. At Ease Landscaping meets that turn each spring — mowing, string-trimming the fencelines, clearing the drives — then holds steady through the humid middle of a north Georgia summer. Evening is the good hour to judge it, when shadows stretch across a fresh-cut lawn and the mower lines show. Fall brings its own long chore, leaves off the grass and out of the corners, week after week until the trees are bare. The pleasure is simple: a homeowner pulls in, and the place already looks the way they hoped.