At the corner of Crawford and Monroe, Thomasville keeps a live oak wide enough to shade most of a city block, and the town has spent generations making room for it. Austin's Lawn Care works in that same spirit — mowing, string trimming, a clean edge along the walk, and the drive blown down before the truck pulls away. Summer here means Bermuda that grows back by Thursday and storms stacking up over the Red Hills by four o'clock, so the day starts early and keeps a rhythm. Come January the turf goes straw-colored, the camellias take over the color, and the yards still get their shape held. The reward is small and plain: a walk you can see the line of, and a drive with nothing left on it.