September light in Oxford comes in low and clean, and it finds every soft edge in a yard — the bed line that wandered, the fence corner a mower could not reach. Truly Great Landscapers spends the season closing those gaps: mowing on schedule, trimming tight to posts and foundations, edging beds and walks back to a defined line. Mulch goes in when the beds are opened in spring, and leaf work runs until the oaks out toward the Addison hills finally give it up in November. Aeration and overseeding go down while the turf is still thinking about next year. A finished lawn is mostly geometry, and geometry is the part worth taking time over.