Greenwood sits on a slope, and every lawn there has an opinion about it — a terrace here, a low retaining wall there, a strip of grass running downhill toward the sidewalk. Capone Landscape works those angles: mowing, trimming, hedge work, and the patient straight-line edging that makes a pitched yard read as intentional rather than accidental. In June the light lingers late over the little commuter platform, long enough to finish a street properly instead of leaving half of it for tomorrow. Seasonal cleanups pull the winter grit out of the beds in April and the maple leaves out of them in November. The reward for all of it is a hillside that still looks kept when you see it from the bottom of the hill.