Jacksonville is the largest city by area in the contiguous United States, and nearly all of that ground seems to grow grass once the summer rains begin. Arlington Green Mowers, Inc meets it mower first: by late June a St. Augustine or Bahia lawn can thicken and climb in a few humid days, and a yard left alone starts drifting toward pasture. A good mowing brings it back into order, clippings scattered fine, the border by the walk trimmed sharp enough to catch the eye of anyone driving past. The heavy, sweet smell of cut grass hangs in the air on those afternoons, just before the thunderheads build and the first fat drops spatter the pavement. A fresh-cut yard under a darkening sky is a small, hopeful thing, and Arlington Green Mowers makes it again and again in a very big city.