Drive north out of White Plains and the county opens up — reservoir water flashing through the trees, stone walls running off into second-growth woods, hills that hold their frost an hour longer than town does. Yorktown Landscaping covers that stretch with mowing and edging, string trimming, turf feeding, and beds mulched back to a clean line. Autumn delivers a serious volume of oak and maple leaves, and they come off before the first wet week presses them flat into the grass. The spring cleanup is the reset: everything raked out, everything opened up, the season permitted to begin. This is country that grows grass well and rewards anyone willing to keep pace with it.