July in Star Valley belongs to the storms: the Rim builds its thunderheads by noon, rain comes down in a wall, and within three days the grass has put on an inch and a half. Central Arizona Landscaping keeps up with it — mowing on a tightened cycle through monsoon, trimming, edging, and clearing walks so wet clippings never stain concrete. Weeds explode in that same rain, so weed control runs alongside the mowing rather than trailing behind it. The reward is the best-looking six weeks of the pine-country year: deep green turf, clean lines, the smell of cut grass and wet ponderosa at once. It is hard, fast work in a short window, and it ends up looking like it was easy.