Sarasota stretches inland from the water in a quilt of neighborhoods, retention ponds and long open greens like the municipal fairways of Bobby Jones, and by September all of it is growing at full tilt. Green Hornet Landscape meets that late-summer surge with real energy, the kind that shows in a yard cut short and tidy before the afternoon heat clamps down. Dragonflies hover over the pond banks, the turf thickens week by week, and hedges that looked fine in spring start reaching for the windows. The crew answers with mowing, trimming, hedge shaping and bed cleanup, working across a property until every corner matches. Pull into the drive afterward and the whole place looks sharpened, like it just sat down for a fresh haircut.