The ground around Eagar remembers fire — cinder cones stand up dark out of the grass, and the soil in places is black and coarse from old volcanic days. East Agave Landscaping works yards on that ground: mowing, edging, weed pulling and trimming, and steady removal of yard debris. Summer afternoons bring thunderheads stacking over the rim, so the smart schedule is the one that gets the cutting done before the sky opens. After rain the grass jumps, which makes the next pass matter more than the last one. What stays behind is a lawn that holds its shape against big country — even, edged and clear.