falloween
the combination of autumn decorations and halloween decorations. after october 31st, thanksgiving items replace the halloween items.
i begin my falloween decorating with sunflowers, apples and silk fall leaves, at the end of august. in october, i bring out the haybales, cornstalks, jack-o-lanterns and spooky decor. after halloween, i keep a couple of uncarved pumpkins out and bring out the pilgrims, turkeys and cornucopias. the weekend after thanksgiving, i put everything away and begin decorating for christmas!
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