Sebring was laid out around a circle, its downtown streets running out from a round park like spokes from a hub, and on clear nights the stars spread wide over Lake Jackson and the long sandy spine of the Lake Wales Ridge. Star Landscape works the lawns and gardens of this inland town, far from either coast, where ridge sand, old citrus country and long hot summers decide what grows. Each March the roar of the 12 Hours of Sebring carries across town and the hotels fill, but most weeks the rhythm is quieter: mowing, edging, trimming hedges and keeping beds neat around homes near the lakes. The results are plain to see — a crisp line where the grass meets the walk, shrubs shaped and clear of the eaves. Under that big Highlands County sky, a well-kept yard looks right at home.