On a June evening the fog lifts off the tidal reach of the Navesink and settles into the low ground along Claypit Creek until the next morning's sun burns it away. Red Edge Landscaping LLC mows and trims the yards on the slopes above that water, where the ground tilts and every lawn asks for its own line of approach. Grass runs hard in this salt-damp air, so the schedule holds its rhythm through the warm months — cut, edge, blow the clippings back into the beds, leave the driveway spotless. The payoff shows from the road: a lawn on a Monmouth hillside with its borders drawn crisp, catching the last of the light. That is the work, week after week, from the first warm stretch of April through the long slow leaf-fall.