The lawns in Mineral Palace Park teach the same lesson every summer: the trick is regularity, not heroics. O C S Landscaping mows, edges and trims Pueblo yards on exactly that rhythm, week after week through the long dry stretch of the year, then rakes and hauls the season down when the nights turn. This is thirsty country at nearly five thousand feet, where grass earns its color and a sloppy edge shows from clear across the street. What the neighbors notice is the finish — a straight border along the walk, mow lines that land square, nothing left in the gutter. What the homeowner notices is Saturday, handed back.