Out on the high plains east of Denver the wind is a permanent neighbor, and every lawn in Bennett is a small green argument with it. Green American Lawn & Landscape works with that fact — mowing on a schedule that keeps the blade tall enough to hold moisture, trimming close along foundations and fence lines, edging the walk into a crisp seam. Late in the day the light comes in low and long across the prairie, and a freshly cut yard catches it the way water does. Spring and fall bring the cleanups: winter's litter hauled out, beds cleared, the turf opened up so it can breathe. On a stretch of shortgrass country where the Front Range floats on the western horizon, a kept lawn is an accomplishment, and it looks like one.