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| Rouge's question about perennials yet to bloom, generated this question. What remains to bring fall color to your garden? All categories welcome: vines, shrubs, trees, twigs, bark, berries? Perennial foliage counts, too. Here are mine. I'm sure I forgot some. Shrubs foliage Berries
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| I am so hopeful for a great fall turn. The past few years it has been too warm and the colors were pretty bland. The peony foliage stayed nice and clean for the first time in a few years and is now getting its beautiful bronze color. It adds so much to the perennial garden when it doesn't get mildewed. I really like the yellow of climbing hydrangea. I'm always surprised at how nice it colors. And one of my favorites is oakleaf hydrangea. Hoping for a nice turn in my Japanese maple area that also includes a Stewartia and Katsura. So many shrubs and trees in the backyard were planted for fall color. If we get a good turn I'll post some pictures! P.S. I didn't know you had a Franklinia? You've been holding out on me?! LOL! |
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