deconstructingpresent participle of de·con·struct (Verb)
Shorter days, cooler nights, and the patchwork of fall-colored canopies frame life this time of year. Taking out warm coats and scarves, bringing in the last tomatoes and peppers; it is time to deconstruct the garden once more.
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Shorter days, cooler nights, and the patchwork of fall-colored canopies frame life this time of year. Taking out warm coats and scarves, bringing in the last tomatoes and peppers; it is time to deconstruct the garden once more.
Cutting back perennials and extracting summer vegetables
make room for mums and pansies which brighten the beds and endeavor to pay
tribute to the finest of fall gardens, Dumbarton Oaks. All senses now perceiving
fall.
Falling leaves and garden debris join forces in the compost
pile. Black gold divided among the beds, and daffodils for planting; all the
while planning next year’s venture. Enjoying the moment and aspiring for the
future.
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