By the middle of June the rail trail through Voorheesville is a green tunnel, the Vly and the Onesquethaw run low and clear, and the orchard rows west of town go dusty at the edges. That is peak season for R & J Enterprises Lawncare: mowing on a steady rotation, trimming around fence lines and foundation stone, and clearing the clippings so a yard reads as complete rather than merely cut. Come November the same properties need the leaves off before the first wet snow packs them into the turf, and in April they need the winter's litter raked out so the grass can breathe again. Lawn care in New Scotland is a year-long conversation with the same few acres, and the answer changes every month. What does not change is wanting to leave a place looking cared for.