Cold fog lifts off the White River below Gassville on spring mornings and burns away by nine, which is about when the first lawn of the day gets its last pass. GFS Lawn Management keeps Baxter County properties on a set rotation, with mowing, trimming, edging, clippings cleared, and the seasonal cleanups that bracket the growing year. Ozark lots tilt toward the water and the grass grows where it pleases, so a straight line takes some arguing for. Fall on the bluffs above the river is worth the drive, and it also means leaves, weeks of them. The good part of this trade is that the result is visible from the road the moment you are done.