One of the best things about putting together a Foliage Followup post in the fall is that the turning colors on the deciduous leaves make it easy to spot good candidates for pictures.
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| In the morning sun the leaves on my pin oak were glowing |
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| The paperbark maple isn't looking too shabby either |
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| When the leaves on my red twig dogwood start to turn they remind me of stained glass |
Logee's recently had a sale on fancy-leaf Begonias, so I bought a few. They'll need to come into the house soon, but in the meantime, they are looking pretty good on the back porch. Who cares about flowers when the leaves look like this?
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| 'Raspberry Swirl' |
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| 'Baby Dress' |
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| I love the hairy, splotchy edge on 'Baby Dress' |
Pam Penick hosts Foliage Followup on her blog Digging, on the 16th of the month, for the purpose of celebrating what foliage contributes to the garden. Check our her blog
here, and see what other bloggers are celebrating in the comments.
