Gibson is a courthouse town set in red clay and pine, where the pavement runs out into farmland almost as soon as it leaves the square. Garrett Lawn and Landscaping works those yards straight through the long Georgia growing season — mowing, edging, trimming and carrying off what the blades leave behind. October is the sweetest stretch here: cool at first light, the pines still dark, the sun coming across a lawn an hour after it has been cut. A clean border along a walkway reads as care from the road, and that reading is the whole point of the day. Glascock County is small enough that a tidy yard gets noticed, and that suits this work fine.