Waldo sits deep in the pine country of south Arkansas, where the timber stands close to the road and dew hangs on the grass until the morning is nearly gone. Friedrich-Waldron Glass mows and trims the yards along those quiet streets, cutting around pine trunks and the wide rings of straw they drop. Summers run long and humid in Columbia County, so the grass grows fast and forgives nothing that gets skipped. The work is straight lines fence to fence, a trimmer taken down every walk and step, then the concrete blown clean. Small town, ordinary week, a yard that looks looked-after.