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| Korean Dogwood |
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| Japanese Maple |
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| Korean Dogwood and Japanese Maple |
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| Roses, Japanese Maple, and Korean Dogwood |
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| Rosa rugosa |
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| Maple |
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| Maple and Oak |
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| Rosa rugosa |
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| Japanese Maple and Korean Dogwood |
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| London Plane tree Flaming Fall leaves: the only good kind of fire here. Thank you, Fire Fighters for keeping Mariposa safe the rest of the year! |
Are you not overwhelmed?
ReplyDeleteYour Fall colors are outstanding. Love the color you get to look out at.
ReplyDeleteCher Sunray Gardens
Awesome fall color Kate! And thank you for sending the other pictures--absolutely breathtaking. Did you get another dog???
ReplyDeleteSis
Hi Esther!
ReplyDeleteI suppose if the Fall display went on for more than a week or two my eyes would begin smoldering in their sockets, and this from just a few small trees in my garden! Yesterday my work took me into Yosemite Valley and hundreds of giant old Maples, cottonwood, and Black Oak, all a-golden and lit up by the sun. Talk about being overwhelmed!
Thank you Cher!
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing your Fall colors too. I'm going to look for one of those pretty yellow smoke trees!
Hi Sis!
ReplyDeleteThe short answer: almost. Whole story to follow.
Smukke efterårsbilleder.
ReplyDeleteTak for kigget.
Hello Landbohaven!
ReplyDeleteHow nice to meet a friend from Denmark. I'm glad you enjoyed the Fall photos.
A good fire :) I'm loving the Korean Dogwood! And the roses look so breathtaking against the brilliant backdrop! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Indie!
ReplyDeleteYour kind of fire is the best kind...I'm always happy to see the end of our fire season. The white roses are stunning against the firey leaves. Our Black oaks are golden now, here and across on the mountain, and the Oracle oaks just now turning a vibrant yellow. Also, the poison oak....hee, hee!
ReplyDeleteHi again Sue!
ReplyDeleteIt really is a great year for yellow leaves. Even things that are usually more red turned orange and yellow. Wonder why? You're very lucky to have Black oaks. I'm not sure which is the Oracle oak, Poison oak is a whole other story. It's a plant I'm painfully aware of.