Ah, so nice indeed! Our Fall has been so cloudy and wet that I am expecting an awful fall foliage from anything next month. One oakleaf hydrangea changed a single leaf to red and that has been it for that shrub and everything else in the property. Bro oooother.... Ha!

October in NH is a month of pure beauty. Hiking, commuting, working in the garden . . . it doesn’t matter, it is all gorgeous. Thanks for sharing the video.

Beautiful - thanks for posting.

My part of NH is now all gold - oaks, beech, poplar, and a few birches closing out the season. Early morning can be pretty spectacular.

The season is rapidly coming to end so I’m trying to enjoy the last bit Before it’s gone.

Here are a couple of shots of my Fothergilla taken earlier this week. the pics will last through the winter. lol enjoy

Lovely, ophoenix. My Fothergilla are not very bright this season.

Here is our driveway in its final stages of gold oaks and beeches

Thanks for sharing!

I think that the variation of the fall colors from year to year is a big reason we anticipate the fall show. It is all so beautiful - golds, oranges, reds and maroon colors.

As usual, we are behind over here. The trees are turning colors but the foliage from the smaller shrubs has yet to start. Unless you go to a nursery and run into a 1' tall burning bush that has turned magenta. It caught my attention from afar as all the leaves were so magenta-ish. I wonder how big would it get over here. The nursery guys could only tell me the 5-6' (h) by 8 (w) or so dimensions on the label. Seemed too big for my garden although I do like the fall foliage color. Reminds me of another burning bush that MIL had across the road in her apt complex.

the last of the foliage . . .

Ah, nice. I like the orange and medium yellow combination in the picture. Reminds me of driving thru MA/NH when visiting my MIL in October. Enjoy.