Genesee and the high shoulders above Evergreen catch every wind that comes over the divide, and grass that grows up there grows tough. KEM Landscape LLC mows those exposed yards early, before the afternoon gusts start throwing clippings back across the drive. The work itself is plain — even cuts, tight trimming around posts and boulders, edges held true along asphalt and stone. What is less obvious is the reading of each property: which slope has dried out by August, which shaded pocket keeps growing after everything else has quit for the year. Get that right and a mountain lawn stays even from the first cut to the last.