There is a week every April when the ditches run again and the whole valley starts drinking. Bare Hands Landscape, Inc works to that clock — the first cut once the grass wakes, steady mowing through the long green weeks, trimming and edging so the lines stay honest, and a cleanup when the last leaves let go. Soil at six thousand feet warms slowly and dries fast, and a Durango lawn shows every week it was skipped. The pleasure is in the ordinary result: a yard that looks cared for on a Wednesday, not only before company comes. Grass, stone, gravel and border, each meeting the next in a line you could follow with your eye.