Author F. Scott Fitzgerald was on to something when he wrote, "Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall." This season is one of those times of year that's ripe for a reset. It helps that fall has distinct aesthetics we associate with it — cozy textures, earth-toned hues à la falling leaves, and even specific plants that thrive in cooler temps. To that end, this is the perfect time of year to give your garden planters a refresh that nods to the change of seasons. Although it's tempting to craft elaborate fall floral arrangements in planters, especially if you're someone who gets excited about autumn's arrival, attempting to grow lots of different plants at once can be super time-consuming and overwhelming.