Crepe myrtles do the heavy lifting in a Savannah July, throwing pink and watermelon-red over sidewalks around Habersham Village while the grass below fights for every drop of shade. Lawn Pride of Savannah tends what happens underneath: mowing at the right height for the heat, trimming close along walls and mailboxes, edging the walk, then blowing every last blade of clipping off the concrete. Hedges get evened up and beds get cleared so the whole yard reads as one piece. Pride is right there in the name, and it shows up as the second pass nobody asked for. Savannah homes and the nearby towns fill the weekly schedule.