White Hall lies in the loblolly flatwoods above Pine Bluff, where the pines stand tall and drop straw over everything below them. Gray's Lawn Care keeps those yards cut through a growing season that starts early and quits late in this corner of Jefferson County. Humid mornings and heavy afternoons make for grass that never really pauses, so the weekly turn is the whole discipline. Mowing, edging along walks and drives, trimming around trunks and fence lines, then the straw and clippings cleared off the concrete. A pine-shaded lawn, cut clean, is about as good as a summer evening gets around here.