AUTUMN

Impermanence, Harvest, Reduction.

Autumn is the season of harvest — the gathering in of what the year has grown, held, and revealed. Color deepens, seed heads dry, and the garden begins its slow exhale. Our work turns toward thoughtful reduction: cutting back, dividing, saving seed, and allowing space for rest, while floral design embraces texture, tone, and what the fields naturally offer. It’s also a quiet lesson in impermanence — petals fall, light shortens, and beauty shifts form — reminding us that tending a landscape means honoring both abundance and release, trusting the cycle that carries everything forward…

We gather the richness of the season, celebrating beauty that deepens as the year gently comes to rest.

A garden with various plants and rocks, a wooden trellis, and a backdrop of trees, a soccer field, and power lines.
A garden with filled flower beds, green bushes, and trees. A white archway and a house with a white facade and railing on its roof are visible in the background. The scene is outdoors on a sunny day.
A garden scene with various colorful flowers, including sunflowers and purple blooms, with trees in the background under a cloudy sky.
A festive arrangement featuring an artificial Christmas tree, vibrant pink flowers, pumpkins, and fall foliage.
Close-up of a bouquet of white and pale yellow flowers, with autumn trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
A garden with various plants and flowers next to a white wooden house with multiple windows. There is a wooden trellis and a large tree in the background near a grassy field with soccer goals.
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Color Study No. 3
Color Study No. 3

Color study No. 3, Analogous in Scarlet, Coral & Pink

What does the garden require at its fullest?
What does the garden require at its fullest?
Expansion with care
Expansion with care
Lonicera sempervirens
Lonicera sempervirens
Soft Abundance
Soft Abundance

How do we keep Spring from becoming excessive…