North of Auburn the land runs in long low ridges — drumlins, combed out by ice and all pointed the same way for miles — and half the lawns in the county sit on one flank or another. KLM Landscape Management mows that pitched ground the way it has to be mowed: across the slope, overlapping, no scalped crowns and no missed strips down in the hollows. September is the good month here, cool nights and heavy dew, grass thickening again after August. The work then is mowing, trimming, border cuts along drives and walks, and the fall cleanup that gets leaves off the turf while it is still growing. Handled that way, a hillside lawn looks intentional instead of accidental.