I raked the driveway today. Not sure if the maple tree is ours or the neighbors, but we got a fair share of the fallen leaves & are going to use them as mulch in the garden.
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Oh, wow! Sugar maples in fall — that’s one item I really miss in the SW, though I discovered that we actually do have a maple that turns bright red. It’s a small tree and only grows in well watered crevices in the mountains.
Oooh! Purty!
Looks like you found your inspiration again… THIS is wonderful!
I’ve been loving the leaves around here lately.
Thanks everyone! I had to actually stop what I was doing and go inside to get the camera, because the colors were just AMAZING.
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