Rainy Garden
Fig
The garden seemed damp and autumnal this morning – Constance and I took a short turn around to see what was going on…
Maple
The Japanese Maple is beautiful – the bark is red, and the leaves turn yellow and brown.
Rhododendron
The evergreen Rhododendron is not dismayed by the season’s change, its leaves stay green, and it is even flowering!
Larch
On the other hand the larch is a deciduous conifer, and its needles turn colour and fall off.
Oak
We like all the colours in the individual oak leaves as they change…
Woodpile
Quimper Hittys 
Well constance, the world is upside down!!!! Although we had frost this morning, the sun is out and shining now!!! Our larch is still very green and has all its needles on…some red and gold around but mostly green still!!! If the rain gets to you, you are welcome to visit! Smiles and cheers from Sutton!
Frost – Br-r-r. We just have rainfall warnings, though there hasn’t been too much of that yet, the weather people are promising wild wind and lots more rain.
can’t believe you rhodo is flowering.Constance looks lovely in her cheery raincoat.
That Rhododendron usually flowers in early January, but this is ridiculous, we haven’t even had any winter cold yet!
beautiful photos…just lovely. Fall has come to Mo…all the hardwoods are beginning to turn. I am hoping for a long mild fall. and a short mild winter!! (I can dream!). Thanks for a wonderful autumnal walk.
It was quite a lengthy walk for Constance – she circumnavigated the human house entirely!
How lovely to see autumn unfolding in your garden! 🙂
Thanks, we think fall is beautiful!
Lovely colors and delightful settings for that ever pretty Constance whose moods seem to match every scene she enters into.
It was the colour yellow that drew us outdoors – the oak tree especially!
Constance is enjoying the colors of Autumn, and the Japanese Maple is very pretty.
we like that tree too.
We have figs yet on one tree, but the Brown Turkey is just about spent. How lovely the garden is with the colors and textures.The oak is beautiful!
Our figs rarely ripen, alas, I think it is just not quite hot enough in our back yard…