The first real cool snap reaches St. George in late fall, the wiregrass along the swamp edge goes tawny, and the mowing eases into a gentler pace. St George Lawn Care keeps the schedule through it — mowing, string trimming, edging, leaf and debris cleanup — then meets the green-up in March when the yards all wake at once. Working at the rim of the Okefenokee means knowing what wants to creep in from the woods and staying a step ahead of it. A yard that holds its shape out here says somebody has been paying attention. That is the whole ambition: clean edges, an open lawn, and a place that looks looked-after from the road.