Creal Springs took its name from water — the mineral springs that once drew people down into these hills to sit a while — and the hills are still what make a lawn here interesting. Quality Lawn Care mows those slopes and hollows, working the trimmer around stone steps, fence posts and the roots of old oaks. Spring comes early to this corner of Williamson County: redbud along the roads, then a green that keeps coming until frost, which makes for a long and steady mowing season. The work is cutting, trimming, edging and carrying the fall leaves off, done in the cool part of the day before the humidity settles in. What's left is a yard with clean lines against the woods, about the best thing a house at the edge of the Shawnee country can wear.