Kachina Village sits in the ponderosas south of Flagstaff, seven thousand feet up, where July afternoons stack a thunderhead over the San Francisco Peaks almost daily and the rain smells like hot pine sap. The growing season is brief and generous, everything happening between the last cold nights of May and the first of October. Landscaping Maintenance Experts uses that window well: mowing on a steady rotation, edging along drives and paths, trimming close to trunks and steps, and clearing needles and clippings off the grass. Cut lawn in a pine forest has a particular clean look, dark green against rust-colored duff. Getting that right for somebody is the whole point of the day.