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| Seijo Persimmon |
Some of the fruit trees and shrubs are showing great fall color. They may be too young to know how they'll turn out. The colors of these young trees and shrubs are beautiful.
I read elsewhere that persimmons have beautiful fall leaves. The summer leaves are also handsome - shiny, green, tropical-looking. Seijo has nice amber color.
I don't have the variety names for these
blueberries. They have various colors, from crimson to glowing amber.
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| Blueberries |
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| Apricot seedling |
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| Indian Blood Peach |
The
apricot seedling is a guess It came with the place, unlabeled, and has not borne fruit. It grew significantly this year - next year maybe I'll have a better idea.
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| Satsuma plum |
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| Nikita's Gift Persimmin |
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| Wild Plum Seedling |
Indian Blood Peach - at this point is the only peach tree with colorful leaves. The others are still green.
Satsuma plum had dark burgundy leaves, from late summer to now. The mint is too big for this small tree - I should pull it out and opt for a smaller growing herb.
Nikita's Gift persimmon - even if there are no fruits, the fall color makes it worth having. That is, if it grows into a nice tree. Which may take a few years.
The
wild plum seedling was one of the ones I started last year. Of the others, one is dropping its leaves without much of a show, and the other remains green.
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| Blueberry. Name unknown. |
This does not include the
Buffalo grape pictured earlier. So far that variety is the only one in my yard with colorful fall leaves.
