Hi John, The cottonwoods will turn a beautiful yellow if we don’t get a hard freeze in the next two or three weeks. But if we get a hard frost they will turn brown overnight.
Hi Holly. Yes. We get mostly yellow, some orange and red before the leaves turn brown and drop off the trees.
I miss the autumn leaves, so rarely get to see them. We decorate Palm trees at Christmas.
We normally decorate one of the bonsais if we decorate a tree.
Lol! Great idea. There will be no tree decorating this year. I’m not counting this year, so I am not growing a year older either.
That’s one way to think about it. Joel called yesterday and we were discussing birthdays since most of my family has birthdays in October. He said he’s always 27 becuase that was is favorite age.
Oh that was a very good year! Good for Joel. My birthday came and went in March but Iām not counting it.
Thanks, Shey. It’s nice when photos bring back childhood memories.
Still pretty! It’s crazy to hear about everyone around the country talking about frosts and cool weather, we have been sweltering in over 90 degrees every day for the last couple weeks, I’m so ready for a cooldown!
Not much color change here in the lower elevations, but only seen with non-native trees like ash, maple, sumac, and oak. Most of the cottonwoods and elm are staying green though we’ve already had a few hard freezes after the early September snow. Overnight, our temps are in the lower 40s and we’ve had a 37-38-39 two or three times.
Your trees are more yellow than ours. Tim. We won’t see much color here. The hot, dry east winds, ash fall and poisonous air caused a lot of early leaf fall up here.
Their trees are lovely.
Did the trees get the cotton balls this year?
It’s the same here. The trees are turning colours, but if it gets too, cold, too, fast… all brown leaves… on the ground.
Ahh, okay, I have the pics you sent me.
I’ll be using them when I make the Cottonwood Art Gown.
At some point I’ll use them in a PBH post.
Dale’s peach tree is going in the next PBH ep.
I have 2 … in green leaf.
Is there a colourful fall pic?
Teagan’s, Susan’s, and Lavinia’s trees beginning to turn yellow from the recent frosts.
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Hi John, The cottonwoods will turn a beautiful yellow if we don’t get a hard freeze in the next two or three weeks. But if we get a hard frost they will turn brown overnight.
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Thanks, Linda.
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Oh that’s lovely, it reminds me so much of a picture that was in our house growing up.
So you get changing leaf colors in the fall Timothy? That is pretty.
Hi Holly. Yes. We get mostly yellow, some orange and red before the leaves turn brown and drop off the trees.
I miss the autumn leaves, so rarely get to see them. We decorate Palm trees at Christmas.
We normally decorate one of the bonsais if we decorate a tree.
Lol! Great idea. There will be no tree decorating this year. I’m not counting this year, so I am not growing a year older either.
That’s one way to think about it. Joel called yesterday and we were discussing birthdays since most of my family has birthdays in October. He said he’s always 27 becuase that was is favorite age.
Oh that was a very good year! Good for Joel. My birthday came and went in March but Iām not counting it.
Thanks, Shey. It’s nice when photos bring back childhood memories.
Best season, isn’t it?!! Beautiful!
Especially if they turn completely yellow before they turn brown. Thanks, Marina.
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Earth’s cycle continues… Nice capture, Timothy.
As the world churns. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
We are a bit ahead of you, Tim. I plan on getting some Fall shots today. Then from there I don’t have a clue. Beautiful shot!! xo
Still pretty! It’s crazy to hear about everyone around the country talking about frosts and cool weather, we have been sweltering in over 90 degrees every day for the last couple weeks, I’m so ready for a cooldown!
When you’re hot you’re hot! Thanks, Tiffany.
Not much color change here in the lower elevations, but only seen with non-native trees like ash, maple, sumac, and oak. Most of the cottonwoods and elm are staying green though we’ve already had a few hard freezes after the early September snow. Overnight, our temps are in the lower 40s and we’ve had a 37-38-39 two or three times.
Hi David. We’ve had frost on the ground on the the cars most days this week, including this morning.
All too swiftly Autumn has arrived š Lovely trees…. here too in the UK they are falling…
Thanks, Sue. I hoping for more yellow before brown.
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Your trees are more yellow than ours. Tim. We won’t see much color here. The hot, dry east winds, ash fall and poisonous air caused a lot of early leaf fall up here.
Hi Lavinia. Heavy smoke really whacks out vegetation.
Itās beginning to look a lot like Autumn… !
Yes it is. Thanks, Nancy.
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Beautiful colors, Tim! Lovely photo!
Thanks, Mia. I posted a photo of your tree with a really nice cloud scape behind it in August: https://wp.me/p1yQyy-5qp
You’re very welcome, and thank you for the link!
Seasonalisticaly, wonderful!
Thanks, Inchcock.
Their trees are lovely.
Did the trees get the cotton balls this year?
It’s the same here. The trees are turning colours, but if it gets too, cold, too, fast… all brown leaves… on the ground.
Hi Resa. The tatones, which have the cotton, froze in a late frost so we got no cotton from the cottonwoods this year.
Ahh, okay, I have the pics you sent me.
I’ll be using them when I make the Cottonwood Art Gown.
At some point I’ll use them in a PBH post.
Dale’s peach tree is going in the next PBH ep.
I have 2 … in green leaf.
Is there a colourful fall pic?
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Thank you!! Love the curly leaves!
Awww this is beautiful
Thanks, Naya.
The landscape looks very beautiful.
Thanks, Nickolas.
You are very welcome.