Come six o'clock on a June evening, the cul-de-sacs off Bradley Drive fill up with bikes, sprinklers and the smell of somebody's grill. Family Lawn Services keeps those front yards in shape so the whole street looks looked-after: mowing, string trimming, edging along the walks and drives, and a pass with the blower before the truck moves on. Fayetteville households run busy, and a Saturday is a lot to hand back to a mower. Georgia grass grows fast enough in July that a week is the outside limit before a yard starts to look forgotten. Coming home to one already cut is a small, real relief at the end of a long day.