October on the bluff at Fort Lee Historic Park turns the whole ridge above the river to rust and gold, and every yard in the borough gets its share of it on the ground. Everly Landscaping meets that season head-on with leaf cleanups, the last mowings of the year, and edges cut sharp before the cold sets the shape of things until spring. Earlier in the year the rhythm is simpler — cut, trim, blow the walks clear, come back next week. What never changes is the finish: a lawn that looks intentional from the sidewalk. Fort Lee is a town of short sightlines and small lots, and that makes the details the whole job.