Six in the morning on the Little River, and the mist is still lying in the bottomland below Olde Rope Mill before the day turns hot. That is the hour Vanity Lawn Care likes best for mowing — grass cool, clippings light, the first pass laid down while Woodstock is only half awake. The work is mowing, string trimming, edging along the drive and the walk, and blowing every blade of cut grass off the concrete before the truck rolls out. Through Georgia's long growing months a yard asks for the same visit every week, and that rhythm carries across Woodstock, Towne Lake and Holly Springs. What it comes down to is simple and hard to fake: an even cut, a straight edge, a lawn that reads as finished from the street.