Hudson was laid out on a grid that runs straight at the river, and the town has been rewarded for that clarity ever since — every block reads, every corner squares up. Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture brings the same instinct down to the scale of a yard: mowing in even passes, edges cut so a lawn panel has a defined boundary, beds mulched to a consistent line, hedges trimmed to a shape that holds. Seasonal cleanups bracket the year at both ends, spring and fall. Proportion is what makes a modest lawn look considered, and it comes from attention rather than acreage. Hudson and the towns around it are within reach.