Low pastures south of Statham hold their fog until nine some mornings, the way land does where the Apalachee runs quiet along the county line. Barnett Outdoor Services keeps its yards on that same unhurried schedule: mowing, trimming, hedge and shrub work, mulch laid fresh in the beds, leaves cleared when the hardwoods let go. Barrow County has been half pasture and half front yard for a while now, and both kinds of ground want tending. The work is plain — a lawn cut even, a bed line held true, a fence row that no longer swallows the mower. Done right, nobody notices anything except that the place looks cared for.