Out west of town the water at Tired Creek Lake goes pewter in November, and the pines along the bank keep their color while everything else quietly lets go. GreenCare, LLC. works that turning season around Cairo — leaf and debris removal, fall cleanups, aeration and overseeding, and the last cuts of the year taken at a height that carries a lawn through a short, mild Georgia winter. Warm-season turf here doesn't die so much as rest, and how a yard is cleared in November decides how quickly it wakes in March. Bed lines get re-cut where the grass has crept over them, hedges come back to shape, and the blower fades off down the street before dark. Then spring arrives and the green returns in one long, even sweep.