South Georgia builds its own weather most afternoons: the sky goes bruise-dark over the pines around three, empties an inch of rain on Hahira, then hands the yards back steaming and a shade greener than they were. JLC Outdoor Services plans around it — cut early, edge clean, get the clippings up before they wash into the street. Trimming around the AC pad, the mailbox and the swing set; limbs and leaf litter cleared after a blow comes through; beds kept from disappearing into the Bermuda. All that rain is why things here grow twice as fast as they should, and why the mowing never really pauses between April and September. A yard held on schedule through that stretch never has to be rescued later.