Fog sits low over the Cochran Shoals flats along the Chattahoochee at first light, and it lifts about the time the trucks reach the first yard of the day. Morning Dew Landscapes takes its cue from that hour — mowing while the grass is still cool, edging drives and walks, trimming the corners a mower cannot reach. Beds get weeded and mulched, shrubs get shaped, and the season's leaves get cleared once Marietta's hardwoods start dropping. The Georgia growing season is long and the work is repetitive by design, because a lawn holds its look only when somebody keeps returning to it. Come out later in the day and the yard is done, the walks are clean, and the morning has quietly paid off.