By late June the evenings stretch long enough that the last yard of the day gets finished in gold light, cicadas going in the trees, the air finally letting go of some heat. Second Nature Landscaping likes that hour — mower shut down, trimmer cooling, walks cleared, the cut lines holding straight across the whole lawn. Buckhead grass grows fast enough in summer that a single week is a visible difference, so the route keeps its own steady beat. Repetition is what makes a lawn look effortless; the yard that seems to keep itself is simply one that was never let go. That is the trick hiding inside the name.