The sun comes up over the Sangre de Cristos and pours straight down the Pojoaque valley, and for about an hour every blade of grass in El Rancho has an edge on it. Rising Sun Landscaping is out working in that hour — mowing while the air is still cool, running the edges along walks and gravel drives, trimming close to the walls. The drive is left clean when they go. On this ground, cutting on schedule matters: irrigated grass goes from tidy to shaggy in one week of warm nights. The lawn left behind is even, squared and ready to be looked at.