Below the high bluff at Monument Hill, the Colorado River makes a long, slow bend around La Grange, and the town has always lived by what that water gives and takes. Eco Irrigation & Landscape works the yards between the river and the old courthouse square, laying out irrigation that puts water down where it counts and shaping landscapes that can stand up to a Fayette County summer. Pecans throw deep shade here, post oaks crowd the edges of town, and spring arrives as a wash of wildflowers along every farm road. The craft is in the planning: a drip line tucked beneath mulch, a sprinkler zone sized to the bed it feeds, plants set where the light and the slope suit them. When the morning crowd drifts across the square with kolaches in hand, the gardens along the way should look as if they grew up with the place.