The leaves have been changing at such an erratic pace this year that it has been difficult to capture a shrub or tree at its peak. I don't have much flashy fall foliage, but I do appreciate the more subtle colors of autumn like yellow and cinnamon and blush.
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Redbud tree leaves |
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Tulip tree leaves |
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Rhubarb leaves |
The tomato and pepper plants have been pulled, but there are still a few flowers valiantly trying to hold on.
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Azalea |
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Mexican sunflower |
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Zinnia |
The zinnias, while fading, are still interesting to look at, but not for long. The forecast calls for frosty weather. When I have trouble sleeping at night, I picture cross country skiing in snowy woodlands. Hopefully, that dream will come true this winter.
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