Cultivating Color

Cultivating Color

10.20.25

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Lorene Edwards Forkner
Oct 20, 2025
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“Maybe because I was an October baby, I am especially tuned to the shift in fall, a season of both fruition and depletion. Ample moisture and forgiving temperatures refresh parched plantings. Autumn is both a temporary reprisal of spring and a liminal threshold to dormancy.”

— from Gold, and essay that appears in my book, Color In and Out of the Garden

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