Some Rye mornings the fog comes ashore at Odiorne Point and does not lift until ten, and everything — hedges, lawns, the stone walls along Brackett Road — stands soft and dripping. Geer Maintenance LLC starts anyway, waiting on the dew just long enough, then mowing, trimming, edging and clearing out the beds. Salt spray, sea wind and the shade of old shore pines make Seacoast turf its own puzzle, and solving it yard by yard is the pleasure of the job. Cleanups come twice a year, once when the marsh greens up and once when the oaks finally let go in November. By the time the fog burns off at noon, the lawn underneath is the neatest thing on the street.