Before six the Sidney Lanier Bridge is still lit against a sky that has not settled on a color, and down at the river the port is already moving. Sowell's Lawn Solutions starts about then, because a Brunswick summer hands you only a few honest hours before the heat sits down on top of everything. Mowing first while the air is thin, then edging, then trimming around posts and bed lines, then walks and drive blown until nothing is left scattered. Weekly cuts run the length of the long growing season, with cleanups when the oaks drop and a storm leaves its mess behind. By the time the day turns heavy the yard is finished, and somebody comes home to it without ever seeing the work.