By noon in July, Loganville goes still — cicadas up in the water oaks, heat standing over the Bermuda, nobody outside who doesn't have to be. All Turf is outside. Mowing, edging, trimming and cleanup happen on the hottest afternoons of the year because that is exactly when a lawn needs somebody paying attention to it. Grass grows straight through the long Georgia season here, and the whole difference between a yard that looks kept and one that doesn't is a matter of showing up on schedule. They keep showing up, and the streets they work look it.