Mount Sopris stands over El Jebel with its two summits and snow in the gullies most of the year, and everything below it lives along the Roaring Fork — orchards once, hayground and neighborhoods now, all of it green only where the ditches reach. Aspen Peak Lawn and Landscape LLC keeps that green in order: mowing on a regular cycle, edges cut sharp along walk and drive, trimming, weeding, and cleanups in spring and again after the fall drop. Down on the valley floor the wind comes up most afternoons and the cottonwoods turn their leaves over silver. Up on Missouri Heights the air is drier and the season a little shorter, and the work shifts to match. A yard here ought to look like it belongs between the river and the mountain, which is a fair thing to aim at.