By two in the afternoon in July, thunderheads have stacked up over the Jemez and every green thing in Agua Fria is waiting on them. EarthRazor Landscaping cuts, trims and edges in the hours around those storms, when a monsoon week can double a lawn and the dust washes off the pinon in ten loud minutes. Grass that ran wild through a rainy stretch comes back into line: even height, tidy borders, no ragged corners left along the fence posts. The mower's stripes hold under a sky about to break open, which is a good thing to stand and look at. Later the storm slides east toward the mountains and the yard sits rinsed and quiet.