By late November the marsh along Tybee Creek has gone the color of straw and the light comes in flat and gold, low over the spartina. Ferguson Lawn Care leans into that season — the growth has eased, but the yards still need clearing, and the wind keeps delivering leaves and broken limbs from the oaks inland. Cleanups run alongside the regular mowing, edging and trimming that carry through the warmer half of the year. There's a good, unhurried feeling to a fall route: fewer clippings, more raking, and every property left tidy enough to hold until spring. Around Tybee and back across the causeway, it's the same standard on every stop.