A west Georgia summer keeps its own schedule: bright morning, towering afternoon, and a thunderstorm that stalls everything around four o'clock. Lawn Care Services plans around it — the early yards done while the air is still workable, the rained-out Tuesday folded into Wednesday, nobody skipped. Mowing, string trimming, edging, blowing off drives and walks, and seasonal cleanup when the growth finally slows: it is a plain list, honestly kept. The reward comes on a clear Saturday when a whole street's worth of yards has been carried through the week and looks it. Hiram and the Paulding County towns around it fill the calendar from the first spring flush to the last leaf drop.