Caton rides the hills above the Chemung Valley, and from the right yard you can look clear down toward Corning while standing on grass that grows in every direction but flat. Diamond Cut Landscaping mows that hill ground — even passes across a slope, close trimming at the walls and ledges, an edge cut where lawn gives way to gravel. Up on the ridge the grass greens later in spring and holds later in fall, so the schedule follows the hill rather than the calendar down in the valley. Trimming, spring and autumn cleanups, and the leaf work when the hardwoods finally let go all come with it. A steep lawn cut straight is worth looking at twice.