It won't be long before these tree's are bare.
One of our many Manchurian Pears.
This tree is in our neighbours garden. Not sure what it is.
A different variety of Crab Apple.
These curious guys came to see what l was doing!!!
Almost the last of the roses.
This is a Malus, the fruit is almost ripe.
Looking across the front garden bed.
One of many Manchurian Pear trees.
A beautiful Japanese maple.Do the colors of nature inspire your color pallette when making quilts?
l have some quilts to show soon that always remind me of Autumn.
Thanks for visiting.
Linda.
Hi Linda yes I love the autumn and when I visit the US again I will make sure that it is in the fall. I must admit I am drawn to the autumn pallette but in the last year or so my colours are changing a bit, lightening and brightening I think. All our US buddies are surrounded by spring colours but our hues are quite different this time of year.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. As we are getting hotter and hotter here in Florida, it's strange to think that you are going into fall. Our colors are nothing like that, it's so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteLovely time of year for you! I adore the fall leaves, but don't really have it here where I live. A few things will change in November, but not like when I lived in upstate, NY and the New England area. Such glorious photos! Look at the Llamas!, and the rose is so victorian, such a pretty shade. I'm not familiar w/Malus, will have to look it up. Yes, very inspirational! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the autumn colours of your garden and that rose is stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of Autumn, Linda. Gorgeous rose.
ReplyDeleteJulia ♥