April in Tattnall County smells like turned earth and sweet onions, and the fields around Glennville run flat and green all the way out to the treeline. Black Pearl Tree services and concrete works the farmsteads and town lots here, where a pecan or an old oak can shade a house for generations and then, one season, start letting go of limbs. They take trees down when it is time, trim what crowds a roof or a barn, and prune to keep a young tree honest. Coastal plain storms roll up from the south with a lot of water behind them, and the cleanup that follows leaves the yard swept and every piece carried off. Standing back from a place put right, with the Ohoopee country stretching past the fence, is a fine way to end a day.