Potter sits up on the hay hills between Canandaigua and Seneca, with Flint Creek working north through the fields and barns visible for miles in every direction. Potter Landscaping mows those Yates County yards — the long rural lawns that run out to a fence line, and the neat ones around Potter Center and off toward Rushville. String trimming gets the posts and the mailbox, and edging keeps the line of a driveway honest. Cleanups in spring and fall carry off whatever the maples and the open wind contribute. On an August evening, with the hills going hazy and the cut grass lying in even rows, the yard looks the way a farm-country lawn is supposed to look.