Morning comes off the water down here soft and heavy — mist over the backwaters of Lake Seminole, Spanish moss barely moving in the live oaks, the day already deciding to be humid. Deep South lawn care works Donalsonville and the country around it, mowing, trimming and edging yards that grow nearly ten months out of twelve in this corner of the state. Under old shade trees the grass comes in patchy and demands a lighter touch; out in the full sun it wants cutting again almost before the truck is loaded. Clippings get blown clear of the drive and the walk, so what is left is grass and line and nothing else. In a place this green, keeping up is the craft.