Green is not native here; it is delivered. The Larimer and Weld Canal carries its cold, silty water past Windsor all summer, and every lawn in town sits downstream of a headgate somewhere. Northern Colorado Lawn Services works with that arithmetic — mowing on a schedule that respects how fast turf runs in June and how slowly it moves in the heat of August, trimming and edging clean, aerating so water reaches root instead of skating off the crust. Weeds come out ahead of seed, beds get mulched, and cleanups bracket the year at both ends. On a July morning with the sprinklers still ticking, a freshly cut yard out on the plains smells like an argument won.