Late light in Conway East comes down through the longleaf pines in long copper bars, and what lies under them is sand and needles. Super-Natural Landscaping builds on what the ground already offers: pine straw raked and spread thick across the beds, mulch where a bed wants holding, shrubs shaped so they grow into their space instead of over it. Mowing and bed edging finish the picture — that clean seam where the grass stops and the straw begins is the line an eye follows in from the street. When the azaleas come on in spring, the cleanups clear away winter's dropped limbs and drifted needles so the color has somewhere to sit. The aim is plain enough: a yard that looks like it belongs to this stretch of Carolina sand.