West of the subdivisions, Westminster Hills still runs to open grass, and on a June morning the wind combs it in long slow rows while a meadowlark works the fence posts. Cowboy landscape company brings that same unhurried attention to the mowed side of town — lawns cut on a steady rhythm, trimming around posts and downspouts, edges walked rather than rushed. Grass here lives between a high dry sun and whatever water it is given, so the cut goes tall in the heat and low in the cool weeks, and the clippings stay where they can do some good. Cleanups follow in fall, when the cottonwoods finally give up and the yard needs raking down to bare turf. It is plain work done properly, and the lawn shows it.