In midsummer the hay meadows between Caddo and Bokchito are cut and rolled, and the evening air over north central Bryan County carries the smell of them for miles. Brother's Lawn service works those last cool hours of the day, mowing town lots and country yards, squaring the edge along the walks, trimming tight around posts, trees and porch skirting, then blowing the drive clear. Grass in this part of southeastern Oklahoma grows humid and fast, and July can put a yard ahead of you in ten days, so the cutting stays regular. The pecan bottoms along the creeks give shade and litter in equal measure, and the cleanup accounts for both. Nothing fancy in any of it, only a yard that looks looked-after when the porch light comes on.