Morning comes off the water in Long Branch, sea fog lying low over the bluff until the sun burns it back toward the horizon. Sacco's Landscape, Inc. works those hours, while the grass is still cool and holds a cut clean. Ocean wind here keeps everything leaning one way, so an edge has to be cut true — a crisp line along the walk, a border that reads sharp from the street. The work runs to mowing, trimming, edging, mulch in the beds and spring and fall cleanups, on lawns from the oceanfront blocks back toward Oceanport and Eatontown. There is a real pleasure in a yard finished before noon: stripes laid straight, clippings gone, the whole place breathing again.