Fall foliage report, November 28, 2010

Most of the trees have lost their leaves, but there are still a lot of brown leaves on some oaks.

The Norway maples had a lot of leaves on November 13, while the locusts were bare.  By November 21, Norway maple leaves were gone.

Norway maples at Beman Park, November 13, 2010:

 Norway maple at Beman Park, November 21, 2010:

Indoor trees at the farmer's market

I even find trees when I am indoors! These photos were taken at the farmer's market.

Fall foliage report, trees behind my house, November 14, 2010

Sitting on balcony today, to drink in the healing sunshine, observed that Norway maples lost some leaves, but still had many yellow leaves. Many other trees are mostly bare. Boxelder has some leaves, but mostly is covered with brown samaras.

Fruit trees -- blosssoms and berries

Around where I work, there are some fruit trees that are nice because they have fruit through the winter,and blossoms in the spring. I asked Bob what they were, and he said, "some sort of cherry or crabapple."

February 24, 2010

February 24, 2010

 

April 28, 2010

April 29, 2010

August 25, 2010

October 21, 2010

November 8, 2010

November 9, 2010

Fall foliage report, November 8, 2010

The elms are still mostly green, with some yellow.

Elms, November 9, 2010

Fall foliage report, November 7, 2010

Japanese maples are brilliant.

Red maple, November 7, 2010

Norway maples: some still have some green.

Norway maple, November 7, 2010

Oaks, sycamore: lost some leaves, still have some leaves.

Locus: Lost some leaves, still have a few leaves.

Norway maples that were maroon still Irish setter colored.

Red maples lost their leaves.

Fall foliage report, November 1, 2010

Silver maples and sycamore maples are like Norway maples in timing and color of of fall foliage, except silver maples are browner.

Norway maples that had purple leaves now have Irish setter colored leaves.

Norway maple cultivar, October 26, 2010