Give a Chicago yard three weeks of August rain and it goes feral: mulberry seedlings in the fence line, grass past the ankle, weeds shouldering up through the alley gravel. Rogue landscaping LLC likes that kind of call — the overgrown one, brought back in an afternoon of mowing, edging and trimming until the shape of the property reappears. Cutting a lawn that has gotten away from someone is honest work, and the difference reads from the far end of the block. After the reset comes the easy part: a steady mowing cycle, tidy edges, cleanups once the leaves start down. The wild always tries again next spring, and that is the arrangement.