Canton Street empties slowly on a summer evening, string lights coming on over the sidewalk while the pavement finally lets go of the heat. A few blocks off that bustle, Cut N Up Lawn Care is finishing the last yard of the day — trimmer line singing around a mailbox post, clippings swept back off the driveway, a clean line cut along the curb. Roswell's older streets run under enormous shade trees, and grass in that kind of light asks for a steady hand and a regular week. They keep the rhythm honest: mow, edge, trim, clear, and gone before supper. Neighbors around Roswell, Marietta and Sandy Springs come home to a yard that looks finished rather than merely shortened.