Spring in Cimarron Hills does not arrive so much as argue — eight inches of snow on a Tuesday, seventy degrees and mowing weather by Friday, Cheyenne Mountain still white to the southwest. Kaleo Lawncare works inside that back-and-forth, opening the season with cleanups and the first cuts as the turf comes out of dormancy. Trimming, edging and mowing follow on a steady rotation once the grass finally commits. It is a good feeling, that first pass of the year, when a lawn goes from flat and gray to standing and green in a single afternoon. From there it is a matter of holding the line, week after week, on into the fall.