Morning in Ochlocknee starts low and white, fog lying in the bottoms along the Ochlockonee until the sun burns up through the pines. That is the hour Evergreen Lawn & Landscape likes best — dew still heavy, the first pass of the mower drawing a clean dark line across the grass. Yards here run wide and open under pecan limbs, and they ask for patience: mowing, edging, string trimming around fence posts and mailbox poles, clippings blown off the walk before anyone comes home. By afternoon the heat stands up off US 319 and the work is already finished, the edges holding straight along the drive. It is a small place set between Thomasville and Moultrie, and a well-kept yard is one way of speaking well of it.