In May the orchards around Plattekill and Clintondale go white with bloom, and every lawn beneath them wakes up hungry for a first cut. All County Maintenance starts the round right about then — mowing straight through the green season, trimming what the deck cannot reach, edging along drives and paths, clearing yards in spring and again once the apples are picked and the maples turn. Ulster County ground rolls and dips, and a hillside lawn wants a different pass than a flat one. The pleasure is in the finish: even stripes, a clean line along the drive, a yard that sits well in orchard country. Season after season, that is the work.