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  1. We have a number of different #trees which provide great #autumncolour in the garden.

    I manage many of them by cutting back most of their growth every two years in around late April.

    This is partly due to lack of space in our garden & also that rejuvinated growth produces better #autumn leaf colour .

    This is #Prunus #Pandora, which has palest pink single flowers in abundance each spring, followed by tiny purple cherries & then firey red & orange leaves every October & November.

    Get one! 🍁

  2. We have a number of different #trees which provide great #autumncolour in the garden.

    I manage many of them by cutting back most of their growth every two years in around late April.

    This is partly due to lack of space in our garden & also that rejuvinated growth produces better #autumn leaf colour .

    This is #Prunus #Pandora, which has palest pink single flowers in abundance each spring, followed by tiny purple cherries & then firey red & orange leaves every October & November.

    Get one! 🍁

  3. We have a number of different #trees which provide great #autumncolour in the garden.

    I manage many of them by cutting back most of their growth every two years in around late April.

    This is partly due to lack of space in our garden & also that rejuvinated growth produces better #autumn leaf colour .

    This is #Prunus #Pandora, which has palest pink single flowers in abundance each spring, followed by tiny purple cherries & then firey red & orange leaves every October & November.

    Get one! 🍁

  4. We have a number of different #trees which provide great #autumncolour in the garden.

    I manage many of them by cutting back most of their growth every two years in around late April.

    This is partly due to lack of space in our garden & also that rejuvinated growth produces better #autumn leaf colour .

    This is #Prunus #Pandora, which has palest pink single flowers in abundance each spring, followed by tiny purple cherries & then firey red & orange leaves every October & November.

    Get one! 🍁

  5. We have a number of different #trees which provide great #autumncolour in the garden.

    I manage many of them by cutting back most of their growth every two years in around late April.

    This is partly due to lack of space in our garden & also that rejuvinated growth produces better #autumn leaf colour .

    This is #Prunus #Pandora, which has palest pink single flowers in abundance each spring, followed by tiny purple cherries & then firey red & orange leaves every October & November.

    Get one! 🍁

  6. Trying to capture the glowing yellows and reds of the leaves before they fall.

    #photography #autumn #autumncolour

  7. Trying to capture the glowing yellows and reds of the leaves before they fall.

    #photography #autumn #autumncolour

  8. Trying to capture the glowing yellows and reds of the leaves before they fall.

    #photography #autumn #autumncolour

  9. Trying to capture the glowing yellows and reds of the leaves before they fall.

    #photography #autumn #autumncolour

  10. @plants Some #AutumnColour two common #ForestFloor species here Cornus canadensis Bunchberry and Maianthemum canadense Canada Mayflower The understory plants colour first and last longest-- trees are dramatic but their time is brief- once they reach peak it's nearly over!
    #fall #Alberta #Canada #nature #WildPlants #photography

  11. @plants Some #AutumnColour two common #ForestFloor species here Cornus canadensis Bunchberry and Maianthemum canadense Canada Mayflower The understory plants colour first and last longest-- trees are dramatic but their time is brief- once they reach peak it's nearly over!
    #fall #Alberta #Canada #nature #WildPlants #photography

  12. @plants Some #AutumnColour two common #ForestFloor species here Cornus canadensis Bunchberry and Maianthemum canadense Canada Mayflower The understory plants colour first and last longest-- trees are dramatic but their time is brief- once they reach peak it's nearly over!
    #fall #Alberta #Canada #nature #WildPlants #photography

  13. @plants Some #AutumnColour two common #ForestFloor species here Cornus canadensis Bunchberry and Maianthemum canadense Canada Mayflower The understory plants colour first and last longest-- trees are dramatic but their time is brief- once they reach peak it's nearly over!
    #fall #Alberta #Canada #nature #WildPlants #photography

  14. @plants Some #AutumnColour two common #ForestFloor species here Cornus canadensis Bunchberry and Maianthemum canadense Canada Mayflower The understory plants colour first and last longest-- trees are dramatic but their time is brief- once they reach peak it's nearly over!
    #fall #Alberta #Canada #nature #WildPlants #photography

  15. A suspicious looking Syrah vine in one of our blocks - Naturally, I have to have a closer look!! :-)

    Red vine leaves this time of year could be due to virus, but also blockage of phloem flow. So I always check for physical damage basal to the red leaves.

    Inspecting the trunk revealed poor connection between the rootstock & the scion - only "threads" of cambium were able to bridge the gap, leaving a fraction of the connection there should be.

    #Viticulture #Vineyard #AutumnColour #GraftedVines

  16. A suspicious looking Syrah vine in one of our blocks - Naturally, I have to have a closer look!! :-)

    Red vine leaves this time of year could be due to virus, but also blockage of phloem flow. So I always check for physical damage basal to the red leaves.

    Inspecting the trunk revealed poor connection between the rootstock & the scion - only "threads" of cambium were able to bridge the gap, leaving a fraction of the connection there should be.

    #Viticulture #Vineyard #AutumnColour #GraftedVines

  17. A suspicious looking Syrah vine in one of our blocks - Naturally, I have to have a closer look!! :-)

    Red vine leaves this time of year could be due to virus, but also blockage of phloem flow. So I always check for physical damage basal to the red leaves.

    Inspecting the trunk revealed poor connection between the rootstock & the scion - only "threads" of cambium were able to bridge the gap, leaving a fraction of the connection there should be.

    #Viticulture #Vineyard #AutumnColour #GraftedVines