Out toward Emma the hay meadows run flat and gold in August, cut and baled while the heat shimmers over the ditch banks. Roaring Fork Landscapes, Inc. brings that same sense of a job finished to the lawns closer in — mowed at an even height, trimmed where turf meets post and pathway, cleared of the clippings and clutter that turn a good cut ordinary. Afternoon storms come up fast in the valley and leave the grass surging, so the schedule stays tight through the warm months. At either end of the year the cleanups do their quieter work, opening the yard in spring and closing it in fall. A lawn kept this way holds its line all the way to the fence.