By July the crepe myrtles along Atlanta Road are throwing pink and watermelon red over the sidewalks, and the lawns beneath them need cutting twice a fortnight just to keep pace. Gibbs Landscape Company works that corridor and the neighborhoods behind it — mowing on rotation, edging drives and walks to a straight line, shaping hedges before they crowd a window. Mulch is refreshed while the beds are still bare in early spring; the heavier shrub work happens before the worst of the heat arrives. The finished look is quiet: even color, defined borders, nothing sprawling where it shouldn't. Summer here is long, and a yard carried steadily through it is a small daily gift to the street.