Late summer in Talbot County goes to goldenrod and broomsedge along every fence line, with the pines standing dark behind it. Wild Meadow Landscaping cuts and keeps the lawns around Woodland, where a property might be a village lot or several open acres with the house set back in the middle. Big yards want a plan: open turf mowed on a wide pattern, borders trimmed so the kept ground meets the wild ground on a clean line. Beds get mulched, shrubs get shaped, and whatever comes off the mower is cleared from the walks and drive. Out here the pleasure is in that boundary — tended lawn on one side, Georgia doing as it pleases on the other.