Columbia County's clay runs red under Harlem, and things grow in it stubbornly — pines first, then everything else. Coxwell Landscaping/Tree Farm works that ground for lawns and trees alike, mowing and edging on a route that winds out past the last streetlights into the pine rows. February here is quiet and mild, good for setting young stock; July is loud with cicadas and asks for a taller cut. The work reads the difference and cuts accordingly. What gets left behind is a lawn with a clean line at the drive and a shade tree that will outlast the truck that hauled it.