On the west side of Savannah, where the Springfield Canal runs behind the old streets and Laurel Grove's oaks throw shade over the fence line, midsummer work starts near enough to sunrise that the grass is still wet. Mark's Lawn Care Service takes the cool end of the morning and gets the cutting done before the day turns punishing — mowing, trimming along fences and walls, edging the walk, then blowing everything back onto the lawn where it belongs. Beds get weeded, hedges get squared, leaves get hauled when the season turns. It is honest, repeatable work with a result you can see from the porch. Savannah's westside and the towns just past it fill out the week.