Late on a summer afternoon in Johnstown the light comes in low across the high plains and gilds the tip of every blade of bluegrass. Radiant Landscaping works lawns in that light — mowing, trimming, edging, and the seasonal cleanups that keep a Front Range yard from going ragged between June hail and the first hard freeze. Out here a lawn is something you make: water carried in by ditch and pipe, grass grown against a dry prairie that would rather be shortgrass and sage. The reward comes when the mower shuts off and the stripes run straight west toward Longs Peak with the edges cut clean along the walk. Between the old beet ground and the new streets, that is the whole point of the day.