Fall Colors 2016 - Post 'em up!

[Brian Van Fleet]

 

[MACH5]

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Very sweet tree Brian! Have to get me of the them ginkers!

 

[Stickroot]

@Microscopic your Trident is starting to show some color.

 

[_#1_]

Oooohh POPPY like!

 

[TomB]

Leaves are dropping on many of my trees, but some are lingering on. This little shohin-sized berberis is a long way off being a 'finished' tree, but the leaves have coloured up well. I think this will be a nice tree in two or three years.

 

[jriddell88]

acer buergerianum

 

[LanceMac10]

buergerianum yumyum!!!

Look at that yellow!!!

 

[Nybonsai12]

there is a Korean hornbeam hidden in there. Some nice yellows and reds on this one. My only hornbeam and it's been in the ground a few years until this last spring but I'm quickly learning how wonderful these trees are.

 

[abqjoe]

I sure wish they would stay like this longer

 

[PiñonJ]

 

[10-brink]

Larch. just been letting it grow this season, will wire once the needles fall off.

 

[PiñonJ]

 

[parhamr]

My coral maple is finally showing color!

 

[hemmy]

Thank you for these fall photos that allow a west coaster to get my fall fix and live vicariously through your photos!

Here are my fall indicators:

Early Fall/Indian Summer
Floss Silk Tree Blooms


Early Winter
Jade Blooms


And that's when I know it's time to defoliate the maples!

 

[Underdog]

Left for 3 weeks and missed a lot of it. Was 60-70s when we left and 20s while away.
Cotoneaster- Tom Thumb variety


Bald Cypress

Pretty much missed everything else being away for 3 weeks.

 

[Oliver Muscio]

I can't match Brian, but here's my ginkgo:

 

[Grant Hamby]

Frosty cutleaf JM


Potted trident seedling from Matt O. This one is gonna be wrapped over a little rock in the spring for a tiny root-over-rock style. Or it might be a root graft... haven't decided.

 

[JudyB]

View attachment 122531 Crepe Myrtle, another view.

Damn nice Mac.

 

[Mellow Mullet]

Well, it is late November and we are finally getting some cool weather, it was a freezing 40 degrees just the other day, upper 70's today. I was out watering and noticed that some of my trees had fall-like colors on them so I thought that I would share. I is cool, for me, as most of the time we get a freeze and the leaves turn brown and fall off.

First, a dwarf crepe myrtle:



Next, a trident:



Another crepe:


A serissa, I think that this one is "pink fairy":

 

[Mellow Mullet]

This one is kinda turning yellow, a Zelcova:


Some Chickasaw crepes:


A Chinese elm, a seedling from Talbot's parking lot:



Some Tridents grown from seed collected on the campus of Auburn University. These grew really fast, only 3 inch seedlings this past spring.