Grass grows hard in a southeast Oklahoma summer — humid nights, afternoon thunder walking the ridges, a yard that can go shaggy in nine days flat. 7H SlingBlades takes it on around North Pushmataha with mowing, string trimming, edging, and a pass with the blower that leaves the porch and gravel tidy. Out where pines crowd the fence line and the county road turns to loose rock, keeping a place open and cut is real work with a visible answer. Standing back at the end of an afternoon to see a level yard where tall grass stood at noon is worth every hot hour of it.