On a May morning the low ground along the Mulberry holds fog until the sun burns through, and the grass on the slopes above stays wet past nine. Rivermoore Lawn Care starts once the blades dry — mowing, trimming fence lines and mailbox posts, edging where turf creeps over concrete, then clearing walks and drive so the place looks handled. Auburn spring is generous and demanding at once: everything grows fast, and a lawn left a week too long announces it. Held to a schedule, it looks the way people picture their yard — deep even green running right up to a cut border, beds mulched and clear of weeds. When autumn comes the leaves get gathered and the yards get put to bed for the cool months, ready for the next run at spring.