Madison County still wears its farming past on the hillsides above Oneida — long barns, the odd square hop house leaning into the wind. BH Lawn and Landscape keeps the ground beneath all that in order across the full calendar: mowing and edging through the green months, mulch and bed work, cleanups at both ends of the season, then plowing, shoveled walks and de-icing once the earth goes hard. Late October is the hinge, when the mower comes off the trailer for the last cut and the blade gets bolted on the same week. Two trades, one map, the same yards known by heart. There is pride in being the outfit that turns up for both halves of the year.