Winston’s: Coffee, Provisions, Pizza changed ownership of its Spicewood location in October.

The overview: The restaurant is now under new ownership and called Neighbor’s Cafe.

Owner Aaron Creamer said he and his wife, Sally, stepped away to spend more time with family and focus more on the Winston’s location at the Hill Country Galleria.

On the menu: Both Winston’s and Neighbor’s Cafe serve up a variety of coffee beverages, pizzas, salads and breakfast items.

• Neighbor’s Cafe: 4900 Bee Creek Road, Ste. 205, Spicewood

• Winston’s: 13420 Galleria Circle, A140, Bee Cave

• www.neighborscafetx.com

• www.winstonsatx.com

Hold Fast Golf Grips, a mobile golf club gripping service, began serving West Austin and surrounding areas in October.

The overview: Hold Fast Golf Grips offers mobile, custom golf club gripping services typically completed in under 30 minutes, according to its website.

The mobile service offers custom grip sizing, grip recommendations based on playing style and installation.

The details: Hold Fast Golf Grips provides services in Austin, Cedar Park, Dripping Springs, Hudson Bend, Jonestown, Marble Falls, Rollingwood and West Lake Hills.

• Opened in October

• www.holdfastgolfgrips.com

Holly Wilson, an organic gardening instructor and Native Plant Society of Texas teacher with 40 years of experience, shares advice for maintaining a healthy garden in Central Texas. Wilson recommends planting in the fall, from mid-October through the end of November, to allow plants to establish deeper root systems that tolerate drought.

To maintain a healthy and sustainable garden, Wilson advises:

• Considering a plant's mature size, soil, water, sun and shade requirements before purchasing.
• Using integrated pest management and avoiding chemical pesticides.
• Making compost and vermicompost to provide nutrients and fertilizer.
• Mixing compost into the soil before planting, or gently mixing it around the plant afterward to avoid disturbing the root system.
• Using native plants, which support the environment better than non-native or exotic plants.
• Utilizing the Native Plant Society of Texas website database for gardening resources.