April in Ball Ground arrives with dogwood and redbud along the wood edges and grass that seems to gain an inch overnight. Larkin Landscape Services meets that surge with a regular cut, keeping Cherokee County lawns from getting away from their owners in the weeks when everything grows at once. Trimming around trees and mailboxes, an edge held true along the drive, clippings blown off the pavement — it adds up to a yard that looks intentional. Sloping ground and deep shade under hardwoods each get their own approach here. By high summer the routine is familiar and the lawn simply stays the way people want it.