Do you see it?
I keep telling you that interesting things are all around you and that you should pay attention when you notice them. Coincidences are also something to notice.
Update:
Yes, the shrub on the right is a burning bush. Usually they get a lot redder. The yellow tree is a Maple tree, but I am not quite sure what kind. It could be a Norway Maple.
Great photos -- solid inspiration!
ReplyDeletep.s. I remember trees turning colors like yours -- here they might get golden and perhaps a pale orange but never scarlet red or brilliant yellow (mostly dull, dry browns). Thanks for sharing the trees of New Hampster!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful ♥
ReplyDeleteGood eye!
ReplyDeleteTulips and anemones, with Statice? Guess they are glass-house grown. That colour outside, a reflection of the flowers, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDo you know the species of the tree and the bright shrub?
ReplyDeleteThere's a common shrub we have in the midwest that we call burning bush, that looks somewhat like the one in the photo, but they're a bit more burgundy colored and has less of an orange cast. I wonder if these are the same plant in different colors or perhaps if the location is the key?
I can't tell what type the tree on the left is. There are several here with the color, but I can't see the leaves well enough to decide what kind of tree it is.
Cathy Quilts, that is indeed a burning bush on the far right. Usually they get a lot redder. The tree is a Maple, but I am not sure which variety. It could be a Norway Maple.
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Beautiful! This is on my bucket list - to see those lovely fall colours in person - I live in South Africa
ReplyDeleteA room with a view - beautiful :)
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