Dillon's growing season is short enough to count on both hands, which makes every green week worth something. Beaverhead Landscaping mows, trims and tends straight through that narrow summer — from late June, when the last snow finally quits the north-facing corners, to the September morning when the color starts down off Buffalo Mountain. Up here the sun is fierce and the nights drop cold, so turf wants steady water and a blade set high, and beds do best with hardy things that don't mind wind. Cleanups bracket the whole run, once when the ground gives in spring and again before it locks up. Short season, sharp light, and grass that has to mean it.