Morning comes slowly to the cul-de-sacs off Towne Lake Parkway, dew still silvering the grass when the trailer gate drops. Aarons Lawn Company works those first cool hours, before the Georgia sun gets any ideas, and leaves a clean dark line behind the mower on every pass. Mowing, edging, string trimming and a full blow-down of walks and driveways — the small disciplines that make a yard look looked-after from the street. By the time the neighborhood is awake and the coffee is poured, the cut is done and not a clipping is left on the concrete. In Woodstock, a crisp edge along the curb is its own quiet form of good manners.