Spring mornings in Luthersville arrive as fog, low over the pasture grass, burning off about the time the first mower comes off the trailer. Eco Lawns works those hours — mowing, edging, the trimmer running along fence lines and mailbox posts where the red clay shows through. By mid-May the Bermuda and fescue are growing faster than anybody can watch, and a weekly cut is the difference between a yard and a field. The reward is the last pass, clippings blown back off the walk, the lines running straight to the ditch bank. Meriwether County keeps growing green; somebody has to keep it in shape.