By November the rounds across Carroll County look different — fewer cuttings, more leaves, the light coming in low and copper by four in the afternoon. Wilson's Lawn Maintenance of West Georgia works the whole area through that turn, mowing while the grass still asks for it and clearing yards as the hardwoods empty out. Trimming, edging, and cleanup ride along on every visit, in a rhythm that runs from the first warm week of spring straight through. Finishing a year on a property and then starting the next one on the same ground is its own kind of reward. Carrollton and the towns around it keep growing grass; somebody has to keep up with it.