A February chinook comes down off the Front Range and can pull Greeley from ten degrees to fifty in an afternoon, turning packed snow to slush and then, by dusk, to glass. Paradise Landscape Management plans for both halves of that day — plowing and shoveling while it is still snow, and treating walks and drives for the ice that shows up once the wind quits. In the warm months the work turns to mowing, trimming, edging, and cleanups that clear beds and borders down to honest dirt. West Greeley's newer streets and the older grid downtown each ask for something a little different, and they take the properties as they come. The aim is simple: ground that looks cared for in every month it is looked at.