The ground out toward New Hope rolls more than people expect — short steep pitches, corner lots that fall away from the road, driveways cut into the side of a rise. Yards like that are a puzzle before they are a job, and KLE landscape works them the way they have to be worked: mowing across the slope, trimming the banks the mower cannot hold, edging the drive line, mulching the beds that keep the hill in place, and cleaning up when the pass is done. Done well, a hillside lawn looks effortless, which is the quiet joke of it. Beds, shrubs and seasonal cleanups round out the list. Hiram, New Hope and Dallas make up the regular ground.