Dig anywhere in Bryan County and you hit sand — the old sea floor the pine flatwoods stand on, draining a downpour in an hour and drinking sunlight all summer. Coastal Plain Landscape Company builds its lawn work around that ground: regular mowing, crisp trimming around posts and beds, edging, and clearing the litter the pines shed year-round. Land this flat shows every line you cut, which is a good pressure to work under. In February the centipede lies tan and waiting; by April it is running again and the route tightens. Either way the job is the same — leave the yard looking tended.