Fall Wreath

What.  I know it's August.  Maybe it's too soon.  But I was bored and wanted to do a quick craft (instead of this one that's been sitting on my table forever that I've kind of lost steam on because I don't like it as much as I did when I started).  So I made my fall wreath.  I figure it can be up for September and maybe some of October, and then I will make a Halloween wreath, and then...
Seriously, I have a wreath schedule.
So, here's what we have for September:

There will probably be some changes before it actually goes up, but one thing won't change- it was totally free.  Heck yes.
I started with a straw wreath and weeds.

The straw wreath counts as free, because I've had it for awhile.  You can tell, because all the plastic is shredded because of the kittens we had in the basement up until about a week ago.  The weeds I got from my backyard (I actually picked them last year and never got around to this, so they've been sitting in the garage for awhile).  I could make about a billion wreaths with our weed supply.

I divided out a small section and tied it on with twine.

I used twine instead of gluing things down, so I could adjust as I went.
I kept wrapping the twine around and around, adding more sections of weeds and overlapping them with the section before.

Then I ran out of weeds.  I did have some dried chives and yarrow (I think it was yarrow- I'm not sure because the leaves were stripped off) that I added on as the last bunch. 

That's the alleged yarrow.

At this point, I sprayed it all down with this business, to hold any loose bits together.  I did shake them out really well before I tied them all to the wreath- I don't want weed seeds shedding all over my front hall every time I open the door.

Since weeds all around was my original plan, I had to improvise when I ran out.  I added the burlap rosettes and also rumpled a strip of burlap for around the inside to hide all the ugly that was there.
For now, it's hanging in the garage, in the place where the extension cord would hang if it was put away (I don't even know where it is).

So, is there such a thing as "pushing the season" if you're not talking about Christmas?