The “peak” arrives late, often extending the viewing season beginning in late November, and most of time in early December, when many states in north are already in winter. All the fall leaves making it a final, lingering show before winter. Below is the Dallas Botanical Garden:
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Stone steps ascending a gentle hill, covered in scattered bright Gingo fallen leaves:
The calm water reflecting the bare branches and sky, dotted with maple leaves in yellow, orange, and red colors.
Fall colors in our local Japanese garden:
A row of trees with vibrant yellow-gold foliage lines an urban street:
While entering driving to this residential area, we saw a dense tapestry of orange and scarlet leaves on both sides of the street.
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