Fall Colour Plants
- Boston ivy, burning bush, sumac, viburnums. Some of my favourite fall colour plants. Cheers
- —scottyblue
Best Plant for Fall Color: Crepe Myrtle
- Crepe myrtles are small trees whose leaves turn pretty colors of oranges, reds, and yellows in the fall. They are easy to grow and to maintain. One could be used for an accent tree, or a whole driveway could be lined with them. Depending on the variety, summer color varies from white, to lavender, purple, fuschia, red, or pink. Some varieties, such as Natchez, have decorative, peeling bark, which adds to the attraction of these trees.
- —donnaputney
"Fab 5" Fall Color Plants
- 1.Amelanchier, chuckly pear 2.Acer ginnalla, amur maple 3.Euonymus alatus 'compactus', burning bush 4.Rhus typhina, tiger eyes sumac 5.Aronia milanocarpa, autumn magic chokeberry
- —roxannetaylor
2 of the Best Plants for Fall Color
- The two most specaticular plants for fall color in our yard are Scarlet oak and "Festival" liquid amber.
- —Guest Debbie
Fall Color Plants
- Burning bush turns into multiple vivid reds. The very first leaves to turn usually are what I like to call "sparklers" - a bright crimson that, in effect, seems to have a glow about it.
- —Guest ShoopsForrest
Best Plants for Fall Color
- My favorite shrub for fall color is the blueberry. Lovely small leaves with a great red--and the bonus is blueberries in the summer. Yum!
- —keylure24
Best Plants for Fall Color
- I like the wild Virginia creeper vine, Amalanchier, some azaleas, fothergilla and smoke bush.
- —chunkycrone
Tupelo Best Plant for Fall Color
- My favorite plant for fall color is the tupelo tree. Its leaves are small, shiny and a gorgeous red. For shrubs I like burning bush and for vines Boston ivy -- both offer outstanding fall color.
- —Guest Elvis' Elf
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