Western New York lies flat out from the lake and then tips up into the hills south of the city, and the weather sorts itself along that seam — rain here, six inches there, on the same afternoon. Landscape For Less of Western New York covers ground on both sides of it. Mowing, edging, trimming and seasonal cleanups while things are growing; plowing, shoveling and salting once the roads go quiet and pale. Working a wide territory means reading the sky more closely than the calendar. The aim never shifts: grass cut even, pavement opened before anybody needs it.