Anyone who has walked the trails at Rock Springs in May knows what this ground can do — the tallgrass sending roots down farther than the stems ever climb, holding on through drought and flood alike. Roots Landscaping tends that same rich black soil where it shows up in front of houses: mowing, trimming, edging, keeping beds clean and mulched, and hauling off what winter and autumn leave behind. Spring cleanups here are a kind of unburying, raking back the flattened brown to find the green already waiting under it. Through the growing season the beds get their edges recut and the turf gets its weekly pass, so the whole yard reads as one deliberate piece of ground. It is patient work, and it looks like it.