You know its fall when the leaves start turning colors and collecting on the patio. Another sign is when Teri starts talking about going to AZ.
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- Joe's Wildlife Garden
- Julie Zickefoose
- Ledge and Gardens - Layanee
- Letters From A Hill Farm - Nan
- Lilacs and Roses - Marnie
- May Dreams Gardens - Carol
- Mon@rch's Nature Blog
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- Nature Knitter - Ruthie
- Nature Remains
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- Our Little Acre - Kylee
- Outside Clyde
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- Q's Corner - Sherry
- Red Dirt Ramblings - Dee
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- Three steps forward... - Marvin
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- Lisa at Greenbow
- Zone 6b, SW Indiana, United States
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5 comments:
When I was walking though a friend's garden yesterday I suddenly noticed how many leaves had fallen. Good news for the compost pile.
Really lovely water colored leaves Lisa! Have a good weekend. gail
Ditto what Gail said. I've already had to start shredding leaves, as the stupid Cottonwood is raining them down by the ton now.
Terri? Love the leaves. They look so real!
Such beautiful, delicate colors! It's time for fall. Summer has been too long and much too hot!
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