The limestone courthouse on Weatherford's square catches first light like a lantern, and after a spring thunderstorm the ground around town darkens toward the rust color that gives Red Clay Landscapes its name. This lawn care business works the yards of a town known for cutting horses and First Monday trade days, where a straight fence line and a kept lawn say the same thing about the people who live there. Rain-heavy grass is cut clean, wet clippings are cleared off the drive, and the edges are set straight against curb and sidewalk. As the sun lifts above the storefronts, the lawn has its shape back and the whole street looks rinsed and new. Red earth below, green grass above: Red Clay Landscapes keeps that order in Weatherford.