Capricorn is a winter's name, and winter in south Georgia is a short, bright, blue-skied thing — a few frosted mornings, grass gone tan and sleeping, the light coming in sideways across an empty yard. Capricorn Lawn Care works that quiet stretch as seriously as the loud one: cleanups, cutting back, hauling off what the wind knocked down, keeping edges honest while nothing is growing. Then March arrives, the Bermuda greens up almost overnight, and the mowing rhythm picks back up until Thanksgiving. Working the whole calendar in Valdosta means you learn a yard in every mood it has. The reward is the first spring cut, when a lawn that was kept through the cold comes back even and full.