All of sudden the autumn color we hope for and wait for has appeared. Every hour it seems more brilliant.
Down with invasive Burning Bush. Up with blueberries. Delicious berries and delightful autumn color.
Deep autumn color on the oakleaf hydrangea is stunning and unusual.
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YES, YES, YES!!! My fave time of year. Autumn in all its colorful glory! Great post! Aloha
Hula~la – It is going to be a great year for the leaf-peepers!
Time flies so fast, as everyone says! It somehow is faster with the 4 season countries than ours, who has only two. But when blogging arrives to us, somehow we are in consonance with you, and we immediately feel how fast the time flies!
Andrea – I love being able to see the weather and the landscapes all around the world that blogging brings us.
I’m still in denial since we’ve had some very mild weather here in the Midwest (I’m hoping that will help the surge of late-hatching monarch butterflies). But the evidence of autumn is more apparent every day, as you say so eloquently. Beautiful photos! I am going to consider pulling out the Burning Bushes in favor of the Blueberry Bush. Stunning!
PlantPostings – Rain this morning! I’ve let the milkweed bloom where it will, but we haven’t had the flocks of monarchs that we had six or seven years ago. Sad and alarming.
The fall colors help ease the pain of the slow slide towards the cold. The color in your photos is gorgeous, here the leaves have barely begun to turn.