The last cut of a June evening in Thornton happens with the sun low, the light gone amber, and fireflies already lifting out of the tall grass at the fence line. Recker's Mowing works right up to that hour — cutting, trimming and edging, one yard and then the next, down streets where the lots run deep. Warm-season growth out here puts on inches after a rain, and staying on schedule is most of the job. Mow at the right height and a lawn holds its color through the dry weeks of August. Nothing complicated about it: a straight cut, a clean edge, and the mower loaded before full dark.