Under the live oaks on Wilmington Island the shade sits deep and the Spanish moss barely stirs — right up until an afternoon thunderhead crosses in off the Atlantic and empties on the island in fifteen minutes. Native Ground Landscaping works between those storms, with mowing, trimming, edging, bed maintenance and mulch, and the clearing of limbs and leaf litter the wind leaves scattered. Tending ground this close to the marsh means respecting what salt, sand and tide will and will not allow. A yard that suits its own soil looks settled, like it has always belonged on that street. That is the aim on every property, from the tidal-creek lots to the quiet blocks back off the causeway.