Mud season ends here the way it always does: all at once. One week the yards below Carter Park are brown and sodden, and the next the grass is up green and greedy for the long high-country daylight. SummitScape Landscaping meets that short, bright growing stretch head-on — mowing to a rhythm the altitude sets, trimming and edging until every bed reads like a drawn line, feeding turf that has maybe four months to make its case. Spring cleanups pull out the gravel and pine litter the plows left behind; the fall round puts the beds down for the cold. A Breckenridge lawn that looks right in July was earned back in May.