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…