September is the fairest month in Bedford Hills: the humidity breaks, the grass starts growing for itself again, and every hedge along the hamlet's side streets asks for one last shaping before the cold. Palotta Landscaping Inc gives it to them — hedges squared, beds re-edged, mulch refreshed where the summer rains washed it thin, lawns cut and fed for a strong autumn. The work carries into the leaf weeks, when the maples let go all at once and the yards need clearing more than once to stay ahead. Straight lines and clean corners are the whole point; a property should look deliberate, not merely mowed. Then the beds go quiet, and the town settles in for winter with everything in order.