In June the light in North Auburn comes down through the ponderosas in long warm bars, and a lawn kept under that broken shade is one of the finest sitting places in the foothills. Tenas Landscape does the tending — mowing and edging on a steady rotation, trimming beds and borders, clearing needles and oak leaves before they smother the grass they land on. Shade-country lawn care is its own craft; the trees give relief from the heat and endless debris in the same gesture, and the job is keeping the first without losing to the second. When it is done well the yard looks effortless. It never is.