Perennials: G. Erianthum in the Autumn, 1 by Weezingreens

Weezingreens wrote:
Yes, we have spruce trees which are evergreen, cottonwood that go from green to yellow, then fall, and we have alders that just turn brown and fall. Our local willows turn yellow, as do the mountain ash which have those lovely red berries, as well. Most of the color comes from some of our wild shrubbery, such as high-bush cranberry and wild currant. Our fireweed turn a lovely reddish pink, as well. Here's an alder leaf in autumn... not big whoppee here, eh?