Down in Michigan's bottom corner the state line runs dead straight and the fields run flat, so Ottawa Lake keeps one of the longest horizons anywhere around. Countryside Landscape works under all that sky — mowing, bed edging, mulch and new plantings while the corn comes up, then plowing and salting when winter crosses open ground with nothing at all to slow it down. The satisfaction is in the contrast: one sharp bed line and a mowed strip set against a hundred acres of field. Driveways out here run long and exposed, which is exactly why the early plow matters. Ottawa Lake, Lambertville, Temperance and Riga are all served.