Three days of August rain over Sumter County and a lawn that was fine on Friday is knee-high by Monday, seed heads waving over the mailbox. Grass Cuts Now answers exactly that call in Lake Panasoffkee: getting to overgrown yards quickly, knocking the height down in stages so the turf is not scalped, then coming back through with trimming and edging to define the borders again. Regular weekly and biweekly cuts follow for anyone who wants to never see that mess a second time. The transformation is the reward — a lot that looked abandoned at noon looking looked-after by supper. Around here that shows, because on these open roads a person can see a yard from a long way off.