There is white marble under Sylacauga — the whole town is set on it — and on a bright June noon the light off a cut stone wall can make a lawn look twice as green. Burton Lawn & Landscape LLC works to that standard: weekly mowing at an even height, trimming tight where turf meets stone, brick and fence, and edging that leaves a shadow-line between drive and lawn. Rock turns up in these yards the way it does anywhere the bedrock sits close, so passes are planned and the blades kept out of trouble. Walks and steps are blown down before the trailer is loaded. A yard in the Marble City ought to carry the same crisp geometry as the stone beneath it.