Morning comes slow to the valleys of Catoosa County, fog lying low between the ridges until the sun climbs over and burns it off the grass. All Season Lawn Maintenance is out in it — mowing, edging along the walks, trimming what the mower can't reach, and blowing the clippings back off the drive before the truck pulls away. In a corner of northwest Georgia where a yard can go from dormant to knee-high after a week of warm rain, keeping up is its own kind of steadiness. Spring cleanups, the long green middle of the year, the leaf work of late fall — the calendar turns and the mower keeps its line. What's left behind is simple and worth looking at: an even stripe, a straight border, a yard that reads as tended from the road.