Out toward Line Creek, where Fayette gives way to Coweta, evening comes in on tree frogs and the last of the light caught up in the water oaks. Raut Lawn Care runs until about then most days of the growing season, finishing yards across Fayetteville and along the roads heading west. Mowing, trimming, edging and cleanup are the standing work, done in a repeating loop rather than whenever a yard finally gets tall enough to bother somebody. Grass in this part of Georgia will take every warm week you give it, so the schedule does most of the heavy lifting. A property that stays on the route never has a bad-looking month, and that's the quiet aim of the whole thing.