oversummer

Survive the heat

To oversummer is to spend or survive the summer, especially in a particular place.

The term appears in agricultural and ecological contexts: plants that oversummer in dormancy, pests that oversummer in crop residue, or livestock that oversummer on mountain pastures.

The disease oversummers in infected plant debris.

horticulture

perennial

Recurring each year

  • dormancySuspended biological activity
  • bulbsUnderground plant storage
  • tubersUnderground plant storage organs

hardiness · mulching · frost protection · greenhouse · cold frame · tender plants · geraniums · dahlias · storage · propagation

transience

seasonal

Recurring at fixed intervals

short-term · provisional · interim · impermanent · passing · transitory · brief · finite · bounded

migration

breeding grounds

Sites where species reproduce

monarch butterfly · geese · swallows · caribou · whales · arctic tern · instinct · survival · overwintering · climate

leisure

beach

Sandy waterside margin

barbecue · picnic · swimming · ice cream · festival · camping · hiking · resort · getaway · vacation

residency

sublet

Rent out rented space

furnished apartment · utilities included · long-term stay · relocation · accommodation · house-sitting · property management · caretaker · vacation rental · roommates

Opposites
seasonal survival/endurance

oversummeroverwinter

Survive the cold season

hibernate · estivate

seasonal preparation/maintenance

oversummerwinterize

Prepare for cold season

Family

over, summer, summers, summered, summering, summery, midsummer, summertime, summerhouse

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