Mid-June along Panhandle Road, the cicadas start up around noon and do not quit, the kudzu leans in over every fence line, and where the shoulder breaks the dirt goes iron-red. Grass loves that kind of heat, which is exactly why Yeah son landscaping company stays busy from the first warm week straight through to the last. Mowing, edging, trimming, hauling off the clippings and the brush that piled up while nobody was looking — the ordinary rounds that keep a place from getting away from its owner. Jonesboro is the center of it, with Lovejoy, Hampton, Rex and Ellenwood filling out the map. Cutting grass in a Georgia summer asks for stamina and a little joy, and both show up in the finished yard.