After an overnight rain the small back lots off Liberty Street smell like earth and cut grass, and every blade stands up asking for it. D landscaping takes on those Newburgh yards — the twenty-by-thirty patch behind a rowhouse as gladly as a wide one out of town — mowing, edging, trimming along the fence line, clippings cleared off the walk. Spring and fall cleanups bracket the year, mulch goes in the beds, hedges are kept to a shape, leaves are gone before winter. Small ground rewards care as much as big ground does. That is the whole idea, week after week, in the city and the towns beside it.