Celebrating Autumn

By plantaliscious | Published: 30 Oct, 2010
Beautiful Miscanthus
Echinacea Seedhead
Hydrangea Autumn Colour
Hydrangea Flower
Fatsia Flower
Veronicastrum Autumn Colour
Pyracantha
Lysimachia Autumn Colours
acer leaves
Autumn Leaves

For lots of stunning pictures celebrating Autumn check out Dave’s Fall Colour Project.

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6 Comments

  1. Mark Willis
    Posted 31 Oct, 2010 at 9:36 am | Permalink

    Fabulous colours! What a shame that many of them only last for a few days. I think you’ve done a great job with arranging your plants to give some stunning contrasts.

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    • plantaliscious
      Posted 2 Nov, 2010 at 8:44 am | Permalink

      Thank you Mark! Perversely I rather love the fact that it is all so fleeting. I literally woke up one morning last week to see that the acer had turned into a ball of flame, but in a few days all the leaves will be gone.

      Reply
  2. Janet
    Posted 2 Nov, 2010 at 2:04 am | Permalink

    Janet, your photos are wonderful. I love the close ups on the fall foliage. I scrolled through a few of your posts. I will have to put you on my list of blogs to follow. Thanks for visiting my Queen of Seaford blog.
    Janet

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    • plantaliscious
      Posted 2 Nov, 2010 at 8:47 am | Permalink

      Hi Janet – how rare to find another one! Thank you for popping over, and for adding me to your blogroll – I shall return the favour!

      Reply
  3. Dave@TheHomeGarden
    Posted 5 Nov, 2010 at 1:33 am | Permalink

    Nice! The seed heads add so much interest to the garden. I like that maple too!

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    • plantaliscious
      Posted 5 Nov, 2010 at 8:41 am | Permalink

      Hi Dave, I think the Maple is my favourite too.

      Reply

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    [...] Janet at Plantalicous is Celebrating Autumn for another Fall Color Project Post! (Anyone is welcome to do multiple posts – especially if you can’t fit all that gorgeous foliage into one!) Ornamental grass tassels, coneflower seed heads, and many other fall features add color and interest the garden this time of year. [...]

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