The last few days I've been seeing orange everywhere! From soft, pale coral to intense, almost red (and I'm not even talking pumpkins!). . .
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| 'Autumn Brilliance' serviceberry. This Amelanchear may morph into red. |
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| Engleman ivy. Parthenocissus may run rampant, but fall color never disappoints. |
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| St. Johnswort. Hypericum is not known for its fall color, but it's always showy. |
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| The plumes get the press with maiden grass, but Miscanthus foliage color is terrific. |
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| An unknown hawthorn, Crataegus spp., gets orange right. |
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| Orange sand cherry, Prunus besseyi, plays well with the blue berries of Oregon grape holly, Mahonia. |
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| Wind delivered beauty: leaves from a neighbor's 'Autumn Blaze maple, Acer x freemanii 'Jeffersred'. |
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| Little bluestem grass, Schizachyrium scoparium, has luscious color that will hold well into winter. |
Orange you glad it's October?
