April in Schaumburg is a negotiation: sixty degrees and daffodils one day, a raw wind off the open ground the next. Landscaping Peraza starts working the beds anyway — winter debris out, edges recut, mulch laid dark and even before the first mowing of the year. From there the weeks settle into regular cutting, trimming, and bed upkeep that keeps the plantings from disappearing into the turf. By the time the evenings run long out near Plum Grove Road, the grass has the deep even color that only steady attention produces. Then one last clearing puts it all down for the winter.