Royston sits where Franklin, Hart and Madison counties meet, brick storefronts lined up along the rail and the northeast Georgia foothills rising off to the north. Late May evenings run long here — a freight goes through, the light softens over the ballfields, and lawns put on enough growth to need cutting twice in a week. Family Tree Lawncare & More Llc keeps those rounds: mowing, trimming, edging walks and drives, and clearing away the cuttings. Between the woods around Victoria Bryant and the Broad River country south of town, this is a green, growing corner of the state, and the grass knows it. Week after week, the aim is simply a lawn kept even.