Spring reaches the Potato Creek bottoms first — dogwoods flaring white in the pine shade, then everything green at once, then the pollen over everything. L & H Lawn Care & Lanscapes meets that rush with mowing and edging on a tight rotation, plus the landscape half of the work: beds redefined, mulch laid down, shrubs shaped, plantings set where the ground actually drains. A Thomaston lot can run from sandy rise to sticky clay in fifty feet, so where a thing goes matters as much as what it is. That thin cut line between mulch and grass is a small detail that changes an entire front yard. By May the beds have filled in and the borders still hold.