January in Ware County is a clear, dry, blue-sky month — the Bermuda gone tawny, the pines the only real green left, the mornings cold enough for a jacket you'll shed by ten. Green Griffin Lawn Care uses that stretch the way it ought to be used: cleanups, leaf and pine straw removal, cutting back what got leggy, edging beds and walks so the shape of a yard shows through the dormancy. It's quieter work than a July mowing route, and it pays off in March, when everything comes up at once and the tidy yards get their head start. Then the mowing picks back up and the week runs full again straight through to fall.