Up on the ridges above the river, West Point's newer streets end in cul-de-sacs with red clay still showing at the seams of the sod. Mow and Grow Lawn Care works those in April, when the dogwoods go off white along the tree line and everything green arrives at once. Mowing, string trimming, edging the driveway aprons, clearing the walks — done every week, it is what keeps a young yard from drifting back toward field. Nothing ornate about the method; the reward is a pattern that holds for seven days and a curb line you could have drawn with a straightedge. Service runs through West Point and out along the Troup County roads.