Saturday mornings along M-29 the boats go by on their trailers and the canal yards wake up slow, and by the time the coffee is gone a mowed lawn has already made the block look better. Jigster's lawn care runs the small, sharp yards of this shoreline township — the ones where a house, a drive and a boat well leave a mower about three good passes. Tight ground is its own skill: trimming around downspouts and seawall caps, cutting a clean line where grass meets concrete, clearing the walk before leaving. Through the heat of August the cutting height goes up so the turf keeps its color between rains. Fall brings the leaves off and the last cut down low, and the yard is set.