The Pacolet runs cool under its hemlocks while the fields above Tryon go dusty in July, and that is exactly when a lawn most needs someone with a plan for it. Jones Landscape Construction mows, trims and clears through the hottest stretch of the foothill summer, starting early and finishing before the air stacks up against the ridge. Grass in this country grows in bursts after a thunderstorm rolls through, so the schedule bends to the weather instead of the other way around. What stays with you at the end of a hot day is the line — turf on one side, gravel on the other, nothing feathered between. Yards in Tryon, Green Creek, Columbus and Saluda all get the same attention.