In June the light hangs on late here, gold across the rooftops long past supper, and the crape myrtles put color on street after street. Acosta Lawn Mowing works into that long evening — mowing, edging along walks and drives, running the trimmer around posts and beds until the yard has a shape to it. Hedges get taken back so the porch can see the street again, and the trimmings go with them. A south Georgia lawn grows fast between cuts, so the rhythm matters more than anything. Come the weekend the grass lies in even bands and the edges stand up sharp against the concrete.