October finally loosens its grip on Cairo: mornings turn cool along the shaded streets near the Roddenbery Memorial Library, and the camellias begin setting buds against old brick. Quality Lawn Care runs those older in-town blocks — narrow lots, big canopies, fences that make every corner a hand turn — mowing, edging, trimming and carrying the clippings away. Leaves come slowly this far south, weeks later than most places, so the fall work stretches gently across the season instead of piling into one weekend. Bed lines get re-cut where turf has crept over them, and hedges are brought back to a shape that fits the house they belong to. There is a particular pleasure in a small yard done all the way through, where every edge meets the next one square.