June evenings in Eatonton go on and on — supper finished, the heat finally easing, fireflies coming up out of the grass while there is still light enough to sit outside. Outdoor Innovations of Georgia works toward those evenings, treating a yard as a place people actually use: lawns mowed and edged, beds shaped and mulched, plantings placed with an eye to how the space will feel from a porch chair. There is a lot of year here for a yard to be lived in, and just as many chances for one to get away from you. So the mowing, trimming and cleanups keep the pace. A yard that looks good at dusk has almost always been looked after all week long.