October softens Lewisville at last: the heat breaks, the light turns gold, and Old Town fills with people lingering around Wayne Ferguson Plaza well into the evening. Autumn is a planting season in North Texas, and this landscape crew spends it setting new beds, refreshing tired borders and getting shrubs into the ground while the soil still holds summer's warmth. A front yard reworked in fall has all winter to settle its roots, so it meets April already looking at home. The craft shows in the proportions: beds deep enough to matter, plantings layered from low to tall, a lawn edge that curves with intention rather than by accident. Walk the older blocks near downtown after dinner and you can feel how much a well-made landscape lends a street.