The Grand Hogback tips up red and raw along the edge of New Castle, and every April the green comes back at its feet almost overnight. Green Landscapes opens the season into that — spring cleanups, the first mows, beds cleared, edges recut after a winter of settling. Through summer it is mowing, trimming and edging on a steady rotation, and in fall the leaves come off before the frost sets in. Against that red rock a well-kept lawn looks twice as green as it has any right to. Working with a backdrop like that is not the worst way to spend a season.