At the end of a summer day the last light climbs Green Mountain and Bear Peak and leaves the yards below in cool blue, which happens to be when a kept lawn looks its finest. Green Mountain Outdoor Living tends the outdoor rooms under that view — mowing and trimming on a regular turn, edging beds and walkways, and clearing the yard top to bottom each spring and fall. When winter takes the same view and paints it white, the crew is out on driveways and walks with plows and shovels, then ice melt on the steps where the morning shade holds longest. The idea is a yard you actually use: somewhere to sit in July, somewhere you can reach the door in January. The mountain does its part; the rest is upkeep.