Harvest reaches the edge of Manhattan in October, combines throwing dust into a low gold sun, and the village yards need their own kind of closing out. Vision Yards handles it — the last mows of the year, trimming, edging, leaves and clippings gathered and hauled away. Through summer the work is the weekly rhythm instead: cut, trim, edge, clear, come back. Seeing a yard whole, how the lines will fall and where the border ought to sit, is what turns upkeep into something worth standing back to look at. Manhattan and the towns nearby get that eye on every visit.