Up the road toward Summit Cove the yards sit on ground that was glacier work, and the topsoil is thin and full of stone. Dillon Landscaping LLC works with that rather than against it — mowing on the cool side of the day, trimming close around rock and railroad tie, keeping edges honest where turf runs into gravel. In August the afternoon storms come over Swan Mountain, rinse everything for half an hour and leave the pines dripping, and by seven the light is level and everybody is outside again. Rake-out in spring and haul-off in fall bracket the year, because pine needles are their own kind of weather here. A tidy yard on ground like this takes some doing, and it looks it.