On the older streets of Waycross the live oaks lean out over the pavement with Spanish moss hanging still in the heat, and every March the azaleas and crape myrtles remind the town what color it is. Southern Pride Landscaping keeps those yards in shape: mowing, edging, trimming, shrub and hedge work, beds cleaned out, clippings carried away. Working beneath oaks like that means mowing around surface roots and shade patches and knowing where the turf will thin. Care shows most at the boundaries — the strip along the curb, the seam where lawn meets bed, the hedge cut level to the eye. Finished that way, a yard looks settled, like it has always belonged to the street.