The first exit in Pennsylvania sets you down in Mount Morris, where the hollows fall away toward Dunkard Creek and the green keeps rolling north into Greene County. J&A Landscaping tends the lawns in this bottom corner of the state — mowing, edging, string trimming, and the cleanups that follow a long autumn shed of leaves. Grass runs hard here after a warm rain comes over the ridges, so the work is mostly a matter of timing and of holding a straight line all the way to the fence line. There is real satisfaction in a yard that reads as cared-for from the road: even height, clippings gone, borders cut sharp against the drive. One property at a time, from the first flush of spring to the last mow before the hills go bare.