The Ozark plateau runs its own weather — fog pools in the hollows at daybreak, burns off by nine, and the ridges above are already warm. Ozark Lawncare mows, trims and edges yards in that country around Cherokee City, giving the flat lots and the ones that tilt toward a draw the same attention. Dogwood and redbud open the season under the oaks and hickories, and once the grass wakes up it does not quit until August. The cut is kept level, the trimmer follows every foundation and post, and the clippings come off the concrete before the trailer gate goes up. After that it is leaves, cleanup, and a lawn left flat and clear for the cold.