We are probably at our peak for fall colour now. Here are a few shots I took today. This is Ginkgo biloba.
Fall colours around St. John's
Malus 'Red Jade'
My Japanese maple called 'Omure Yama' along with my azaleas
my Japanese maple 'Aka Shigatatsu Sawa' with Hosta 'Paul's Glory'
Euphorbia griffithii..what stunning fall colour for a perennial!
Rosa rugosa
and of course, the ever popular Burning Bush
Lovely Todd!
Most of those plants not hardy here I think but I am going to look for that Euphorbia. My Burning Bush is always lovely in the fall but lost its leaves a couple of weeks ago. Wish it didnt look so dreary the rest of the year!
Wonderful colors Todd!
Ours have all turned white!
Thanks for the fall photo's
Ann
Stunning colors, Todd. Thanks for sharing your autumn photos. Ü
Don
Absolutely beautiful Todd! You sure know how to compose your subject and frame the shot.
--Ginny
I thought "oh goody, he's posted a bunch of them!" - always enjoy your photos.
I've got a very small gingko tree visible from the kitchen window, and each year, am amazed at what a blinding shade of yellow it turns. Your photo with the dark green in the background sets it off beautifully.
Ginko certainly must be one of the brightest yellows. That one is growing in the medicinal garden at our BG. The firs behind it certainly allow it to glow.
Here is Acer griseum, the paperbark maple...just as good a red as Japanese Maples
Cornus kousa in a local park
and the Hydrangea serrata at our BG.
I think your yard has them all beat Todd! :) What a wonderful feast for the eyes!
There's no doubt that they are Fall pictures Todd. A stunning selection.
Joan
I don't want to give the impression that the pictures are all from my garden. Only the Japanese maples are from my garden. The others are mostly from our Botanical Garden. Several more plants are just starting to colour so I'll post some more fall pics next week.
Thank you Todd for a great lunch. I ate my spinich while feasting on you photos. Truely a feast with no calories.
I love that hydrangea leaf shot - all those shades, and the texture, looks like you can reach right out and stroke them - beautiful!