Dave, at The Home Garden, is hosting a second annual Fall Color Project. Your obligation, should you elect to participate, is to take photographs of the Peak Fall Color in your area, create a post, link back to Dave's site (click on the logo above), and let him know you've participated.As you drive towards our home, you'll first see forsythia turning their fall color.
Next, you'll see two areas of burning bush -
the second of which has Gooseneck Loosestrife at their base...
Had you realized Gooseneck Loosestrife turns such a beautiful Fall color?
A tree out by my mailbox.
Trees downtown as seen through my windshield.
I got out of the car for the next couple! :-)
This is my neighbor's Pagoda Dogwood catching a few rays!
Are you enjoying your local Fall Color?Personally, I'm wondering if we'll have much Autumn this year... the weather has been cold and wet for quite awhile (with a day or 1/2 day of sunshine here and there). ;-) Keep on your toes, enjoy whatever you can of the season, and now...
Enjoy the colorful walk across the variety of stages and places as they report!
Enjoy the colorful walk across the variety of stages and places as they report!
