Spring arrives in this part of Fayette County in white — dogwoods opening through the understory along Whitewater Creek, down toward the old red mill at Starr's Mill. Newgrowth, Inc. starts the cutting season about then, when the turf shakes off winter and the mowing calendar picks back up in earnest. The work is straightforward: mowing, edging, string trimming the borders, and blowing the walks and driveway clear afterward. Georgia grass keeps pushing right through the humid middle of the year, so consistency matters more than any single visit. A yard around Brooks kept on that rhythm looks composed from the road all the way to first frost.