Some lawns simply wear out. Nine inches of rain a year, clay-and-cobble ground and one long hot stretch will thin a yard down to bare patches, and by September a Fruita lawn is often asking for more than another mow. Acacia Renovations takes those on — aerating, overseeding, feeding, coaxing tired turf back while the nights are cooling and the seed still has its chance. The work is slow and unglamorous, and then one morning the whole yard has filled in green again. With the tablelands standing dry and pale south of town, that returning color repays every bit of the patience it takes.