Morning comes up off the Chattahoochee first, a low seam of river fog that lifts along Paces Ferry before the day gets loud. That is the hour this Vinings lawn care outfit likes best: mower down, the first pass laid clean while the grass is still cool. Mowing, edging, string trimming, a full blow-down of the walks and drive — simple work, and doing it the same week you asked is the whole point. By afternoon the humidity stacks over the river valley and the cicadas take the sound back, and the yard is already finished, lines running straight to the curb. It is a small pride, a tidy lot in a river town, but it holds all week.