Sunday morning in the quiet Somers Point cul-de-sacs, the dew holds every footprint until nearly nine and the bayberry hedges smell like the whole shore in miniature. Miller's Lawn Care likes lawns at that hour, before the heat, when a fresh mow line stays visible across the wet grass. The work is mowing, edging and trimming done to the same standard on the fiftieth yard as on the first, plus the cleanups that carry a property through the turn of a season. A well-kept lawn is a small kindness a house does for its street. Getting to be the reason for it — week after week, without fuss — is a good way to spend a morning.