Nothing sets off a Georgia yard like fresh pine straw against clipped turf — the dark bed, the bright green, the clean line between them. Miller Landscape builds that contrast on purpose: beds edged by hand, straw or mulch laid even, shrubs shaped, the lawn mowed and trimmed to match. Woodstock's clay soil and shade-heavy lots mean bed work is half the picture, not an afterthought. Done well in March, it carries a property visually all the way to fall. The moment the last edge is cut and the driveway blown is when a yard stops being maintained and starts looking designed.