emclicken to embiggen! aren't those trees fascinating - we've got those & I've yet to take a photo or look them up. Glad you did. I'll have to check Leif's guess.
@ Safe Leif - You are one big Swedish dingleberry!
@ All - This tree grows about a mile from our house...we've got three of these trees in our yard. I think they're a weed. Everything grows into a tree here. Ours are very tall and spindly and growing like crazy. I'm going to cut 'em down, I think. The worst of it is they sprout everywhere. We pull up hundreds of them every summer!
I have no idea what they are called.
But they're the only tree that really has any color at this time of year. The water oaks lose their leaves to some extent but don't change color.
I love the flowers from this tree. I put them in a vase...beautiful for our dining table. About buying house...we need to put our house on the market this winter...first...and then we will talk...
@ Buenos Aires - The further north you go in Florida the more likely you are to get a bit of a seasonal change. In our area, this is one of the few trees that actually change colors.
very pretty!
ReplyDeleteIs that a Swedish ligonberry tree?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful autumn colours.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
emclicken to embiggen!
ReplyDeletearen't those trees fascinating - we've got those & I've yet to take a photo or look them up. Glad you did. I'll have to check Leif's guess.
Love it--Leif. LOL
ReplyDeleteVery pretty though--any color is amazing and I like the green too. MB
Beautiful trees.
ReplyDeleteIncredible: this is your fall? You can count the yellow leaves!
ReplyDeleteThat's still more than we ever get! ;)
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors and lovely photo!
Wonderful monsieur Jacob. Have a great weekend and thank you for all the compliments.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beauty! Looks like the imagination of an artist beautifully portrayed on a canvas!
ReplyDeleteYou have to worry about the "snow birds", but you definitely don't have to worry about "leaf peepers."
ReplyDeleteJacob, that's beautiful!
ReplyDelete@ Safe Leif - You are one big Swedish dingleberry!
ReplyDelete@ All - This tree grows about a mile from our house...we've got three of these trees in our yard. I think they're a weed. Everything grows into a tree here. Ours are very tall and spindly and growing like crazy. I'm going to cut 'em down, I think. The worst of it is they sprout everywhere. We pull up hundreds of them every summer!
I have no idea what they are called.
But they're the only tree that really has any color at this time of year. The water oaks lose their leaves to some extent but don't change color.
That's very pretty!!! :-D Nice color! :-D Cool capture. Have a great weekend, Jacob and Lois. :-D
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a Tree of Heaven to me...but then again, not quite. Very pretty, in any case.
ReplyDeleteI didn't thing you had autumn in Florida, isn't it always summer? Just kidding, nice shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo Jacob. Lovely colors on the leaves.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, no matter what it is.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see that you share a little bit of our fresh temperatures!!! to get those colors
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers from this tree. I put them in a vase...beautiful for our dining table. About buying house...we need to put our house on the market this winter...first...and then we will talk...
ReplyDeleteLingonberry Leif here - thanks for another great compliment, Jacob Meister! I'm verklempt.
ReplyDeleteBTW, now I'm 8 blog followers ahead of you, but then, who's counting?! Giddy up!
I like it when the autumn colours are in contrast with the still-green leaves. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWow, like a painting. Terrific colors! I didn't know there are seasons in Florida.
ReplyDelete@ Buenos Aires - The further north you go in Florida the more likely you are to get a bit of a seasonal change. In our area, this is one of the few trees that actually change colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree and photo!
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