For a couple of weeks each spring, Waycross turns gold — pine pollen on every hood, every porch rail, every mailbox in Ware County — and then one good rain washes it into the ditches and the growing season starts in earnest. A&H Landscaping meets that green surge with mowing, edging, trimming, bed maintenance and mulch, plus the hauling-off that keeps a yard from looking like a work site. Azaleas break first, the crape myrtles come on slow through May, and the lawns between them want a steady hand more than a heroic one. The work is weekly and unshowy, and it adds up to something you can read from the road.