September on the older blocks off Main Street, where hackberries and silver maples throw shade deep enough that the grass beneath grows thin and slow. GLS Lawn & Tree cuts those Spring Hill yards to suit what actually grows in them, easing the mower height under the canopy and taking the trim work in close around roots and trunks. Edges get cut back along sidewalk squares the trees have been lifting for decades. It is the sort of yard that rewards attention rather than horsepower. When November brings the leaves down, the same route becomes cleanup and the whole street looks swept.