The old alignment of Route 66 still runs past Hydro, and in December the light along it goes thin and silver by four in the afternoon. Johnson Holiday Lighting takes lawns into that quiet end of the year the right way — a final mow while the bermudagrass is still standing, leaves off the turf and out of the beds, and edges recut so a yard keeps its outline all winter. Through the growing season the work is the steady weekly kind: mowing, string trimming, edging along drives and walks, and weed control so the grass has the ground to itself. Caddo County winters are short on daylight and long on wind, and a lawn tended before the freeze comes back faster in March. There is something satisfying about a yard laid down clean for the cold, waiting on the next green-up.