Wishing you all a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. It feels more like spring outside today than autumn, but autumn it is and very dry it is. Here are a few pictures of the autumn/drought colors in my garden. Red Oak Hercules Club Eve's Necklace Redbud Redbud Mexican Plum Smooth Sumac Frostweed Frostweed Coral Honeysuckle Little Bluestem Bushy Bluestem Pine Muhly
Happy Thanksgiving to you too...even drought-stressed, your garden is stunning...that Little Bluestem against the cactus is such a fabulous combination :-)
I hope you had a good one Michael. The colors are strong this year, with the cool nights and warm days. I thiunk the little bluestem looks better than you let on and so does the bushy blue stem. I hope my pale leaf yucca ends up looking that good.
Fall color is quickly fading in Denver: I recall many a drive at Thanksgiving through the panhandle. The Shumard and Texas oaks in Amarillo and Lubbock were magnificent this time of year--huge lollipops of russet and auburn. A wonderful time of year in Texas.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too...even drought-stressed, your garden is stunning...that Little Bluestem against the cactus is such a fabulous combination :-)
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I hope you had a good one Michael. The colors are strong this year, with the cool nights and warm days. I thiunk the little bluestem looks better than you let on and so does the bushy blue stem. I hope my pale leaf yucca ends up looking that good.
ReplyDeleteFall color is quickly fading in Denver: I recall many a drive at Thanksgiving through the panhandle. The Shumard and Texas oaks in Amarillo and Lubbock were magnificent this time of year--huge lollipops of russet and auburn. A wonderful time of year in Texas.
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