I took a few photos of this stand of trees at the Ornamental Gardens yesterday. I did a bit of searching and I think this is Euonymus bungeanus, but not 100% sure. The colours of the leaves are peach, rose, yellow and green.
The seeds stand out as well - bright red berries inside pink shells.
A full view:
And looking up again (thanks Scott!):
I love this time of year.
These are stunning! I love the second photo. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThe red berries are just wonderful.. To bad I don't have a 4 weather cycle over here :-)
ReplyDelete;-) LOL, glad I could help! A lovely series of shots! This is the best time of year for photography!
ReplyDeleteCandis, these are just gorgeous! A really lovely autumn essay. – g
ReplyDeletethe fourth one with the pinks against that blue, blue sky makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteI'd say your research is well done. Mr. Google agrees with your findings. What a beautiful plant. Something for all seasong.
ReplyDeleteYour photos really do it good credit and shows all the beauty of this plant. The third one is my favorite but, then, I'm a macro kind of girl. The one from a distance showing the whole stand is particularly nice too. Lovely work.
Thank you everyone!
ReplyDeleteRegan -- thank you for visiting and your kind comments!
vedd -- your beautiful geography makes up for it ... ;-)
Scott -- agree with you there.
maryb -- it's like party decorations ... ;-)
Thanks Coneflower. The red berries/pink shell seems to be the key to ID -- the other version I was considering had orange berries inside pink shells.
Oooo, gorgeous - especially the first two images. Soooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! those are beautiful little flowers- lovely springlike pinkness! Thanks for sharing!
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