Here's one looking southeast from the front lawn. Reds are mostly Japanese Maples.
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Here's another. This looks from the wood shed up towards the house. I heat my house with wood.
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The tree in the forground is a Doug fir, Pseudotsuga menziesii. The rest are Japanese maples and a Stewartia monodelpha.

Whoa... those are pretty! Makes me want to go for a walk in your back yard.

Thanks for sharing.

Well, not the greatest color I've ever found around here, but, you go with what you have at the moment:

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Here's a pic I took a few days ago that shows good Fall color.

Here is a link that might be useful: Fall color

Oh, how lush and pretty. Out here on the (mostly) treeless plain, your pics look almost junglesque (in the best sense of the term).

Here's a little patch of color from burr oaks in my yard today:
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Sargen't Rowan Sorbus sargentiana

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Resin

That was supposed to be Sargent's, of course.

I have one of these in the front yard. The species produces big sticky winter buds, large handsome leaves and heads of small red fruits that may be large in number in each head.

Yep, Sargent's Rowan is correct of course, well spotted on the typo!

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Well, we aren't having a banner year here, but, since I started this thread, here's a little more of what we have.

Silver leaf poplar catching some morning rays at the top at sunrise:
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The poplar later in the day with an immature Pear coloring up in front
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Here's a picture of a white blooming Hydrangea I picked up a few years ago at our local Supermarket in the florist Dept. I do not know the name. Why don't florists label their plants? It has nice Fall color and looks like it's worth propagating.
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Whoops! I should stick to trees since this is the Tree Forum and not Hydrangeas.
This is a Halesia.
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