Auburn is built on limestone and glacial till, and it shows in the yards — a terrace here, a stubborn ledge there, the grade changing three times between the street and the back fence. Ross Landscape Construction works with that instead of arguing with it: mowing that follows the shape of the ground, trimming along walls and steps, cut borders where turf meets stone or drive, and reseeding the thin spots where the soil runs shallow. October is the month for that repair work, cool enough for seed to take and far enough ahead of frost to matter. Cleanups in spring and fall keep the whole layout legible. A yard with real shape to it deserves a cut that admits the shape is there.