On Wilmington Island the morning comes in off the water with salt in it, and by the time the tide has pulled out of the creeks the mowers are already running. ACS Lawns keeps island yards on a rhythm — mowing, edging, trimming along fences and bulkheads, and blowing clippings off drive and walk so nothing drifts down into the marsh grass. Turf grows hard and fast in this humidity; a lawn left two weeks in June is a different animal than a lawn left one. The satisfaction is in the edge, that clean seam between green and concrete that says somebody was here and meant it. Cleanups take care of the leaf and acorn drop the live oaks send down when the year turns.