Winter mornings here begin under fog, the low fields east toward the Alapaha holding onto it until the sun burns through around nine. Landscape Unlimited LLC is out in that gray light anyway, because the dormant weeks are when a yard gets set right for spring: leaves hauled off, beds cleaned out, hedges cut back, the mowing lines re-established the moment the bermuda wakes. Through the growing months it becomes a rhythm — cut, trim, edge, blow off — done the same way every time so the lawn never has an off week. Fitzgerald winters are short and mild, and the grass remembers what you did to it in February. The reward is a yard that comes back thick and green while the rest of the block is still catching up.