At Rock Run the ground goes from bloodroot and wild ginger in April to bare gray branches and blown snow by December, and Joliet yards make the same journey a little more politely. Naturescape Lawn and Landscape Care follows the whole arc of it, mowing, edging and trimming through the green months, cleanups at the hinges of the year, then plowing and shoveling once the northwest wind starts stacking snow against garage doors. Winter here rarely arrives gently; it comes across open farm country with nothing to slow it down, and a driveway clear at midnight can need another pass by six. Coming back for that second pass is the job. So is the first cut of April, when a lawn finally looks like a lawn again.