By late September the aspens on the slopes above Fraser turn all at once, gold running in seams through dark stands of lodgepole pine. G's Trees keeps yards in order underneath all of that — mowing and trimming while the season allows, edging along drives and walkways, and hauling out the leaf and needle litter once the color finally comes down. Mountain properties are seldom tidy on their own; they want someone willing to work around rock, root and slope. The satisfaction lives in the after: a cleared, level, well-cut yard with the pines standing exactly where they belong at its edges. Around Fraser and on up the valley, that is the work, one season at a time.