Summer mornings in the Long Swamp Creek bottoms start under a low white fog that burns off about the time the first mower fires. Broussard's Landscaping LLC keeps lawns in Ball Ground and the hollows around it, cutting on a rhythm the Georgia heat sets rather than the calendar. Grass here grows fast and forgives nothing, so the work is steady: mow, trim the fence lines, edge the walk, sweep the drive clean of clippings. What gets left behind is a yard that reads finished from the mailbox — no ragged ring around the post, no green dust on the concrete. At the cooler end of the year the job turns to pulling leaves off the turf so it can breathe until spring.