Out past town the blackwater of Ebenezer Creek slides along under the cypress, tea-dark and unhurried, and by November the tupelos have turned while the pines stay stubbornly green. CLM Landscaping works Rincon's lawns in something like that same unhurried way — mowing, edging, trimming, and the seasonal cleanups that follow a Lowcountry autumn, when live oak leaves and pine straw drift into every bed. Centipede fades toward straw color after the first real cold, and there is a quiet pleasure in leaving a dormant yard swept and sharply lined rather than shaggy. When the green-up arrives in spring, those same lawns wake up ready for it. Springfield, Clyo, Guyton and Port Wentworth sit on the same map.