Come April, the wide lawns around Madison's Town Park go from winter straw to full green in about ten days, and suddenly everything in town needs cutting at once. Madison Mowing Service runs that season on rotation — mowing at a height that stands up to Georgia sun, edging sidewalks and drives until the line is sharp, trimming whatever the mower has to leave behind. Clippings get blown off the concrete rather than washed down into the street. Spring here is short and loud and then it is summer, so the schedule keeps rather than chases. A yard cut on time never looks like work, and that is precisely the point of it.