New England's (and NY/NJ's!!) Fall Colors 2010 - Part 2

Coming from here:

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1135104/

Still have some decent color here. Here is Tamuke yama.

Sun streaming through a Norway maple.

Same Norway.

Koto no ito on its last legs.

Washi no o.

Catskill viburnum.

Last for now - dawn redwood about to drop its needles.

Nice Victor. You do have lots of color out there still. Beautiful foliage from your garden as usual. The DR is so interesting. Do the needles drop all at once or do they take a while to all fall over time?

Thanks, Pat. They drop pretty much at once. However, the transition from the normal gold color to a wheat and then brown takes some time. Very pretty during that transition.

very nice

very nice color victor

Gorgeous Victor! I have brown and mush. LOL

Hee hee! Thanks. I'll try for more pics if the sun makes an appearance.

Great pics from DC on the previous thread, Jen. Love the first two best.

Bill, love the color on the beauty berries and the bark on Sangu Kaku.

Great pics from your place, Victor. Especially liked the shot of the Dawn redwood framed be the blue spruce behind it.

I've seen pockets of color here and there. Some of the Norway maples are still good looking, as are Bradford pears and some kind of cherry cultivar, can't think of the name. Will go out in a bit and see if there's anything worth photographing in my yard.

Karen

Very pretty Victor, I didn't realize dawn redwood lost it's needles.
We were in DC Thurs-Sat

Here's some shots from around the yard today.
Shot looking across the street at the 55+ development

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Looking up at hardy poplar

Looking up thru flowering cherry

my baby Tamuke yama

Across the street is a lovely sight!! Wow, what a beautiful trees!!

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That's looking towards the left...toward the right is.....

I really hate that rusted out guardrail

It's not that bad and the pond behind it draws your eyes there.

All those trees are getting bigger, may not be able to see the pond after awhile...there are fountains that run spring to fall also but they moved them farther right so now we can't see them from the house.

Leaves in the shade garden

Maple in pot( this is the base of the JM hubby tripped over) with yellowing hosta behind

Very pretty pics and view I think Jen. You still have some life down there from the looks of it. Up here it is the dormant brown if I didn't know better kinda dead look. Oh well makes spring look that much greener doesn't it. Are we counting down yet?

I'm sure JoAnn is! Thanks, all, for sharing.....the reds of the JMs are really nice.....

Very nice, Jen.

here are a few more geranium pics - love these in the fall!

even the veins look cool

last one

Nice. Yes, I love geraniums too.

Nice Bill!! Never looked that close before I guess!!

Nice ones, Jen!

Bill, great close ups of the geraniums.

Karen

Love the geraniums, Bill! Some of mine have nice colors, others, not so much.

yup same here marilyn - not sure if it is sun related or not - the ones on the "top" of my property by the front door do better than those in the backyard.

May just be the variety....saw some wild ones on the trail today that were very red.

Weeping Euro beech.

The big picture.

Spirea Ogon with a JM seedling and the Norway spruce.

Mikawa yatsubusa.