Gracewood sits right where Georgia changes its mind: piedmont red clay on one side of the fall line, coastal-plain sand on the other, and lawns that behave differently depending on which the yard happened to land on. Mid Georgia Lawn Specialist reads that ground for what it is and mows accordingly. November is a good month for it — the growth slows, the light turns thin and gold, and the season's work is mowing, edging, trimming and clearing leaves before they mat down over the turf. A yard put to bed properly in the fall wakes up better in the spring, and that is most of the reason to do it well. Gracewood anchors the route, with Hephzibah, Blythe, Keysville and Augusta close behind.