Fall Colors at the Ambler Arboretum

It is that time of year again...  For the past couple of weeks, we have been busy cutting back plants and bringing our tender plants into the greenhouse at the Ambler Arboretum.  Being a Floridian who loves warm weather, the joys of fall are bittersweet because I know winter is just around the corner.  Here are a few shots of Fall colors in the Arboretum, frosty mornings, and my lovely tender plants about to go to their warm winter home in the greenhouse.

The Formal Perennial Borders on a frosty November morning

My mixed succulent containers during their last day out in the gardens

The Dogwood outside of my office (Cornus kousa)

Allee of nut trees on the Temple Ambler Campus

The Golden Larch (Pseudolarix amabilis) losing its needles.  This is just past its peak fall color.

The view from my office window