The tide fills Patten Bay twice a day and the whole of Surry seems to lean toward it, out along Newbury Neck where the fields end in spruce and then in water. Surry Lawn Care mows, trims and edges through the long coastal summer and handles the cleanups that open the spring and close down the fall. Grass grows differently near salt water — slower, tougher, more forgiving of a dry August — and a lawn kept properly out here will hold its color into October. The object every time is how a place reads from the road: even, edged, nothing shaggy at the margins. Surry is quiet enough that small care shows plainly.