Give southwest Georgia a week of two-o'clock storms in July and the back lots go from ankle to knee, seed heads nodding over everything. Georgia Boys Lawn Care/ Tractor Work handles that around Bainbridge — wide open ground, ditch banks, and yards that got away from somebody while it rained. It's mowing, trimming and edging, then cleanup, worked on the days the ground is firm enough to hold a wheel. Watching a rough acre come down to one clean height in an afternoon is a specific kind of good. Then it's back on the calendar, week after week, until the growing finally lets up.