About Higher Elevation tree service and landscaping
October light at sixty-four hundred feet is thin and very bright, and it picks out every ragged edge in a yard. Higher Elevation tree service and landscaping does some of its best work in that season — the last mowings of the year, needles and leaves cleared off the grass, borders trimmed back before the first hard frost comes down off the Lincoln National Forest ridges. Down-canyon the Hondo Valley orchards are being picked; up here the job is simpler and just as tied to the calendar of the mountain, which is getting a property put to bed tidy. A lawn cut short and cleared of litter comes through the cold months far better than one left long and matted. There is a plain pride in walking off a property at dusk with the mower loaded and nothing left on the grass but its own shadow.