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Wednesday, November 4
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Acers are just fabulous at this time of year. I've been promising myself one for a long time but I still haven't got round to buying one.
ReplyDeleteWe had actually fancied an acer for years, Jo before we actually got round to deciding we had a spot that would suit one
DeleteLike Jo, I adore the Acers. Unfortunately, I did buy one and the deer enjoyed it too!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, Sue!
Fortunately for the acer we have a deer free garden, Sue
DeleteYou can always guarantee good autumn colour from Acers Sue. A valuable addition to any garden I think.
ReplyDeleteI think so too, Angie
DeleteHow beautiful ! It's always nice to see the fall colors of nature !
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It is, Ela. It's a pity that winter follows it.
DeleteBeautiful pictures, Sue!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nadezda
DeleteI especially love your acer. The leaves fell off mine ages ago!xxx
ReplyDeleteWe haven't had much in the way of windy weather, Dina and the acer is in quite a sheltered position too
DeleteWhat a lovely Autumn colour on the leaves!
ReplyDeleteThe leaves are especially lovely when the sun shines on them, Malar. The problem is we haven't had much sun recently.
DeleteEven with the warm weather recently, our fall colours are quickly changing to bare branches. All the better for the compost pile, I guess!
ReplyDeleteThe state of our trees is a very varied, Margaret some are totally bare and others are still green.
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