In Fort Valley the summer heat arrives early and stays late, and a lawn will run away from you in a week if nobody is watching it. Zepeda's Mowing works the mornings for that reason — out while the dew is still on the grass and the red clay is still cool, mowing, trimming and edging yards from the streets around Fort Valley State up toward the peach orchards that gave this county its name. There is real satisfaction in the last pass: the clean line where turf meets driveway, the clippings blown off the walk, a yard that looks cared for from the road. Through the long green stretch from March to October the crew keeps a steady rhythm, and come autumn, when the pecan and oak leaves come down over Peach County, the cleanup work carries the same standard. Fort Valley is a town that takes its front yards personally, and this is lawn care cut to that expectation — week after week, house after house.