Decatur sits up on the rolling Benton County uplands, where Spavinaw Creek cuts away west and pasture runs to the edge of town. One Legged Lawncare keeps yards here on a weekly turn — mowing, string trimming, sidewalks edged, and the drive blown down before leaving. Bermuda takes over by June, and the trick is cutting often enough that it never gets the upper hand. Ozark autumn drops a load of oak and hickory leaf all at once; that gets cleared, and the turf goes into the cold short and open. Same route, same day, so the mower stays ahead of the grass instead of chasing it.