Green is a whole vocabulary in June around Statesboro: centipede going blue-green in full sun, St. Augustine thick and coarse under a water oak, Bermuda so dark the day after a rain that it still looks wet. Southern Green Lawn Care works in that vocabulary — mowing at the height the grass wants, trimming, edging, and carrying off the clippings so nothing smothers what is coming up underneath. Out along US 301 the fields run flat to the treeline, and a kept lawn is a small, deliberate answer to all that open country. Cut clean and blown clear, a yard holds its color right out to the fence line. The work covers Statesboro, Register, Denmark and the roads between them.