October thins the heat out of Tombstone and leaves the grassland running gold from the Allen Street boardwalks all the way to the Dragoons. O.E. Landscape keeps the yards up here — mowing what turf there is, trimming along wall bases and old fencelines, clearing the tumbleweed and mesquite litter the wind delivers for free. At forty-five hundred feet the seasons genuinely turn: weekly cuts once the summer rains start, cutbacks and cleanups when the cold comes. Weeds break green and fast out of the gravel after any storm, and staying ahead of them is year-round work. It is unfussy yard care for a high, windy town above the San Pedro Valley.