Coles County sits on ground so black and deep that in April, freshly turned, it looks almost like coffee grounds — the soil that grows everything around Charleston. Dirt Works Landscaping works with that dirt: beds cut fresh and mulched, thin ground prepped and seeded, grades tidied where water wants to stand. Mowing, trimming and edging keep the finished work looking intentional week to week, and cleanups clear the way in spring and close it out in fall. Watching a bare, raked patch come up green a few weeks later never really gets old.