Gustavo Martins
Omono
Nothing here. Still summer... all my plants are pushing new growth.
Autumn colours
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JudyB
Queen of the Nuts
What is the plant next to the ivy on the left please?Just starting. Boston ivy below in full color now and the only one in my garden. Perhaps the other plant in fall spirit is my "Helvola" miniature water lily.
defra
Masterpiece
My ginko is first!
defra
Masterpiece
My big hibiscus also a few yelliw leaves
MACH5
Imperial Masterpiece
Judy that's a Japanese beautyberry (Callicarpa japonica). Not many berries this year since it needed more sun. Loves water and easily goes limp when dry. Looks outstanding in winter with bare branches and bright purple berries. In the wrong pot now just for training.
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
My KH is starting to show a bit.
Joelshack2362
Shohin
Man I miss NH. Lived in Merrimack for 11 yearsView attachment 161164Here's one for ya. I took this last year in the mountains in Ossipee New Hampshire
Vin
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No signs of Autumn here other than my Virginia Creeper lost all of its leaves. They just seem to do that around here; or maybe it died. 
I guess I better check.
I guess I better check.
MountainExplorer
Mame
I love it up here
Paradox
Marine Bonsologist
I have seen a couple of trees along the road starting to change color. The bonsais are all still green though
Tycoss
Chumono
Most leaves here are already gone, except me pre-mame cotoneaster.It's Kev
Omono
I’ll just sit on my little bench and wait for autumn...
defra
Masterpiece
Ginko was first malus started too and hibiscus rest will follow soon i guess
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
The maples I protected from the sun when we had a heat wave in July are just beginning to change colours:
This Parthenocissus tricuspidata (Virginia creeper I think) is a cutting I took in late June. The original cutting is the part at the back, it has already lost a couple of leaves, the part cascading is the new growth (PS: the table it's standing on is 80 cm high, about 2 feet 6 inches) :
This Parthenocissus tricuspidata (Virginia creeper I think) is a cutting I took in late June. The original cutting is the part at the back, it has already lost a couple of leaves, the part cascading is the new growth (PS: the table it's standing on is 80 cm high, about 2 feet 6 inches) :
JudyB
Queen of the Nuts
Not a peep here yet, although day length has been shorter, it's been very warm for this time of year. Keep the pics coming!
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
And look at these:
The Acer buergerianum has been in the ground for a couple of years. You can see 1/ the growth it gave this year, 2/ how new leaves are still pushing out (and it was only 3°c this morning, 16°C this afternoon).
You can compare with the Ginkgo (an air-layered part of a talll one I bought, I've already posted about them): it's a couple of cm higher than me, and I'm 1.78 m tall (5.8398833333567 ft) :
And plz, no remark on the mess and the lawn that doesn't look like wall-to-wall carpetting
PS: in the background, a Montpellier maple, in the tub, a big Metasequoia I don't know what to do with, a couple of Taxodium disticum, and a contorted willow, Salix matsudana or sthg.
The Acer buergerianum has been in the ground for a couple of years. You can see 1/ the growth it gave this year, 2/ how new leaves are still pushing out (and it was only 3°c this morning, 16°C this afternoon).
You can compare with the Ginkgo (an air-layered part of a talll one I bought, I've already posted about them): it's a couple of cm higher than me, and I'm 1.78 m tall (5.8398833333567 ft) :
And plz, no remark on the mess and the lawn that doesn't look like wall-to-wall carpetting
PS: in the background, a Montpellier maple, in the tub, a big Metasequoia I don't know what to do with, a couple of Taxodium disticum, and a contorted willow, Salix matsudana or sthg.
JudyB
Queen of the Nuts
Do you ever get more than one flush on this tree?
RKatzin
Omono
I'm just beginning to get a little color on some maples, but the Vine Maples and Dogwood are putting on a good show. I took these today. You can see how the Vine that are out in full sun turn brilliant red and the ones in the back turn more yellow with a red blush.The Dogwood is at the end of my drive. They are usually solitary trees you see these splashes of purple here and there.
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