Down on the Glenmont flats south of the city, evening arrives long and level, with the Helderberg ridge cut dark against the last of the sky. Landscape for Less mows and maintains lawns across Albany and that stretch of river towns, cutting on a set rhythm and handling the trimming, edging and cleanups that open and close a season. Flat open ground grows fast and shows every missed line, so the pattern gets walked with intention. By the end of a summer, a lawn cut on schedule looks nothing like one cut when somebody remembers. The difference is visible from the road.