From the first cool week to Thanksgiving
Harvest has the longest run in the rotation. The summer flag starts to look wrong somewhere in September, usually the first morning you reach for a jacket, and from then until the weekend after Thanksgiving the front step belongs to pumpkins, wheat and leaves. That is ten or eleven weeks, so this range is drawn to be lived with: warm rust, gold and sage on cream, plain serif lettering and nothing that shouts.
The Harvest Pumpkin Flag is the anchor, three pumpkins stacked on a step with a sprig of wheat. The Porch-light Jack-o’-Lantern Flag takes over for the last two weeks of October and comes down on November 1. Underneath, the Falling Leaves Doormat has no words at all, so it sits happily under either flag. Beside the door, the Harvest Porch Leaner Sign fills the tall empty strip that a flag and a mat cannot reach.
Count back before you order
Every piece is made after you order: 1-3 business days to make, then 7-14 business days in transit, free to the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. If you want the harvest flag up the first cool week, order about three and a half weeks before. Canadian buyers who swap for Thanksgiving in October can leave the harvest step up straight through it. In Australia and New Zealand this is your March-to-May autumn range.
Every flag is sold as a flag only, with no stand, pole or bracket, and is printed on one side, so the design shows through in reverse on the back. Garden size is about 12 x 18 in, house size about 28 x 40 in. See the Size Guide for which one fits your stand or bracket.