September in the Catskills is the best month nobody plans for — the humidity breaks, the streams run clear again, and the grass puts on one last strong flush of growth. Liberty Service's mows through it and past it, holding lawns in and around Liberty on a set rotation, trimming the banks and stone edges, cutting a firm line along walks and driveways. Yards here often end at a stream bank or a wooded slope, and those transitions are where a mowing job is really judged. Fall cleanup follows, pulling the leaf load off the turf before the first heavy wet snow can press it flat. Then it is April again, and the whole yard gets its reset.