Downtown Bainbridge gathers around Willis Park, where the gazebo throws a circle of shade and the old oaks keep the worst of the sun off the brick. American Lawn Care Service tends yards in that same town in the deep of July, when the only sensible schedule begins at daylight and the jug is empty by ten. The work is mowing, edging, trimming around fences and beds, then clearing every last clipping off the walks. A lawn cut even, with its borders held, makes a whole street look cooler than it actually is. When the days shorten it becomes leaf cleanup and keeping things neat while the grass rests.