May in Cherokee County is a green explosion — warm nights, an afternoon thunderstorm rolling up out of the southwest, and grass that grows two inches while you sleep. Mayday Mowing was built for exactly that month and the humid ones behind it: mow, edge, trim, blow, and be back before the yard forgets. Storm weeks scramble the schedule, so the route bends around the rain and catches up the next dry morning. Nothing beats putting the first cut on a lawn that has been too wet to touch for five days. Woodstock grows hard; the job is simply to keep pace with it.