Some mornings the fog sits on the Damariscotta River until nine, and the oyster floats out in the channel come and go like something half-remembered. Phillips Power Products starts the day inside it. The work is lawn care up and down this river town — mowing, trimming, edging, and the cleanups that bookend a Maine growing year. Grass here pushes hard through June and sulks in August, so the cut changes right along with it. By the time the fog lifts there is a mown yard, a straight line along the drive, and clippings cleared off the walk: small, ordinary, and deeply satisfying.