Augusta is built on granite, and it shows in the yards: ledge shouldering up through the turf, thin soil over stone, lawns that end abruptly where the rock decided otherwise. Ledgehill Landscaping reads those properties before touching them, setting the deck to spare the high spots and shaping the cut to the ground's own argument. Trimming does the fine work along the outcrops and the wall lines, where a mower has no business going. The result is a lawn that looks unforced — green where green belongs, stone where stone belongs, and a clear line between them. In a capital city quarried out of the same rock, that seems like the honest way to do it.