August afternoons in Guyton belong to the storm. It gathers off toward the coast, stacks up white and heavy, and turns the light a strange green around four o'clock. BZ Lawncare reads that sky and gets the mowing, trimming, and edging finished before the first fat drops hit the driveway. Then the rain comes, the grass drinks all it can hold, and by Thursday the whole yard wants cutting again. That is the deal you make with a South Georgia summer, and it is a fair one.