On a July afternoon in Loveland you can watch the entire sky assemble itself at once — white towers going up over the foothills by two o'clock, the light turning a strange bronze, then forty minutes of rain the grass swallows in a hurry. Western Skies Landscape LLC times the week around weather like that. Mowing, edging and trimming come first, then the deeper work: aeration, fertilizing, the spring tidy and the leaf haul when the cottonwoods and maples give up in October. Grass at five thousand feet lives under thin air and a hard sun, so it's cut high, cut sharp, and left with a clean border at every walk and drive. Under a sky that big, a well-kept yard reads from clear across the street.