Ontario sits on ground the glaciers combed into long low drumlins, so nearly every lawn here lies on one of those gentle backs, tilting off toward the orchard rows of Wayne County. York Landscaping Services works those slopes the way the season asks — mowing the rise, edging the walk clean, laying mulch dark and even around the beds before the June heat settles in. Mornings start damp, mist lying low along Bear Creek, and the mower draws the first line of the day across wet green. By afternoon the light goes wide and the cut rows read like corduroy running uphill. There is a plain pleasure in the moment the trimmer finishes a border and the whole yard suddenly looks intentional. That is the work here: a place made tidy enough to sit in and look at.