From the shoulder of Mount McGregor you can watch October run downhill into Wilton, the color arriving a little later on every road below. Upstate Landscaping follows that entire arc, mowing, trimming and edging through the growing months, clearing the leaves when they let go, then switching to the plow once Adirondack air comes down to stay. Winter here is patient and heavy: drives opened wide, walks cleared right to the step, salt and sand wherever shade keeps ice past noon. The turn from one trade to the other happens inside a week most years, and both halves answer the same question, whether a property looks cared for on any given morning. By April the blade is parked and the mowers are out again.