By late October the mornings out here have an edge to them and the oaks along the county roads let go all at once. Maid it Happen Lawn care takes that season the way it takes the green ones — leaves raked off the grass and blown out of the corners, the lawn cut down for its rest, the walks left clear. Come spring the same yards want the opposite: a first cut, a fresh edge along the drive, string-trimming around every post and stump. Out this near the Alabama line the lots are wide and the roads are long, so the route is built so nobody sits waiting. On a frosty morning, a yard that has been kept all year still holds its shape.