Virgil is hill country — the road climbs out of the creek bottom, the slopes of Greek Peak stand up green all summer, and the valley holds its cool air until midmorning. Myles Landscaping mows lawns pitched at every angle in that terrain, trims what the mower cannot reach along ditch banks and stone, and clears the beds and yard edges once the ground dries in spring. Grass grows hard here in June with rain coming off the hills, and keeping ahead of it takes a rhythm rather than a burst. The payoff is a hillside yard cut level and even, holding its color into the long cool evenings this town is known for. Then October arrives, and it is leaves — plenty of them.