By noon in July, Leesburg is all glare and cicadas, and the bermuda has already grown back most of what it lost last week. JR's Lawn Care starts early for that reason. Mow, edge, trim the fence line, blow the clippings off the drive, move on. Yard clean-ups too, when a season's worth of debris has settled into the corners and somebody is ready to be done with it. South Georgia grass does not slow down for anyone, so the schedule doesn't either — and a Lee County yard comes out of it looking cut on purpose.