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that’s stunning!
Thank you very much, Christina. Autumn is really starting to show her colors around here!
Wow. great capture.
Thank you, Rupali!
Love the color of the leaf! 🌸
Virginia Creeper really blazes in autumn!
So artfully arranged! Nature is wonderful
I so agree, she’s the best! ❤
Reblogged this on Anita Dawes & Jaye Marie.
Thank you for reblogging!
I am one of Mother Nature’s biggest fans, and she always amazes me. Thanks for showing us!
Thank you, my pleasure!
A garland of red.So lovely.
Thank you, Laurie. I love this plant!
Love the colour contrast.
Thank you!
LOVE Virginia Creeper. Mine is also a brilliant red this year and if it weren’t for the Rudbeckia Laciniata and Cup Plant invasion, I could enjoy it full on view. Maybe next year … I love how it is winding up this tree here. I think it is pretty well behaved in spite of its reputation!
I think it is quite well behaved. It is my rule around here that you’re not allowed to cut it out of trees because of its delightful fall color. 😉 It hasn’t harmed a tree yet. I particularly like it climbing the dead lower branches of conifers – gives them a pretty skirt!
Lovely contrasting colours.
Virginia Creeper is one of my favorites. Thanks, Belinda.
I want to hug that tree!
😀 It is very huggable, isn’t it?
At first I wondered if that foliage was coming straight out of the tree’s trunk! The stem is nearly invisible (or do I need to get my eyes checked?). It’s a beautiful vine.
Thank you, Kris. It is a great vine and doesn’t take over like some do. The birds eat the berries, then poop the seeds from tree branches, so the seeds can grow along ’til they find a trunk to climb. They clamber over stone walls and make a nice ground cover, too. Some folks don’t care for it, but given the right place, it’s wonderful.
Oh my gosh!!! I took several pictures of the exact same thing! I’ve never really seen this until this year, Eliza! What a really cool shot! Thank you! ❤
Thank you, Amy. It’s our prettiest native vine!
What a show off!
😀 One of many!
Fall has arrived…
Indeed… snuck in when I wasn’t looking. 😉
Me too. I am going to keep an eye out for winter and stop it when it gets here. Or so I hope!
Good luck! 😉
How pretty!
Thank you, Fi!
Very nice simple color and composition.
Thank you, Maria. 🙂
Nature at its best.
Indeed, fall is beautiful in New England. 🙂
Wow, this is beautiful!
Thank you, Anca!
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