Every wet-season afternoon a thunderhead stacks itself over the Everglades and comes east across Flagami like a slow grey ship. Rojo's Lawn service reads that sky for a living: the mowing happens in the morning, the trimming and blowing finish before the first fat drops hit the Trail. Rain out here is fuel — grass that was tidy on Friday is reaching by Tuesday — so the cutting stays on schedule and the edges get redrawn each visit. There is a real pleasure in pulling out of a driveway with the beds crisp, the walk swept and the storm still ten minutes away. West Miami yards ask for that kind of timing, and they get it.