Thanks, Mike. It's the star attraction around here at the end of October into November.

Not much in the way of Fall tree foliage, yet. Have Fall-color blooms. From this week:

Wow Debra, you have a lot of great flowers yet!

Very colorful!

1st frost descended night before last, few surprising survivalists still there...

Rudbeckias -


Picked some for the garage -

And some not so surprising -
Chrysanthemum -

Burning Bush -

Ornamental Grass -

Back to surprising, some annuals here -
Batface - Ganzia -

Flowering Tobacco -

In the garage -
Golden Dew Drop (to be wintered over under lights in the basement) -

Superbells -

Wow, you have a lot of flowers left! It was 23° here this morning.

Karen

It was 28° last night.

I went fishing in this lake earlier in the week. I love trying to capture good reflections. Fall is such a pretty time of the year.

It was a beautiful day!

Really nice images, everyone.

Ditto to what Debra said.

No frost here but at 48, with exceptionally rough wind, I'll take a day off.

Jmorth, your flowers look great. Amazing Superbells!

Thanks Arlene. They formed a ground cover for a very large pot of Gloriosas growing up a trellis.

And do you overwinter them?

I brought back a lot of perennials in September from my daughter in Michigan. I got them all planted within two weeks and I have a lot of them in blossom. The mums are tiny but the blossoms on some of them are huge. All of these are from plants she gave me

Karl Foerster grass with a NOID Japanese maple and mock orange


Low sunset light through the fruit trees


Grapes

Karl Foerster is one of my favorite grasses. Nice photos!

Arlene, I like that first one of the second group. Is it Coreopsis?

Yes Debra, Mercury Rising. Thanks.

@abhege - in response to your query - no (not the Superbells)