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Celebrate Fall Color

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From Happy Thoughts

Ron Wolford published a great web resource for all you fall color aficionados out there. He twittered about it and I followed. Turns out to be an informative and colorful piece of work;)

“The Miracle of Fall”

You can follow him, too, @ urbangarden. He is twittering all sorts of fall foliage links, etc.

The site has a fall lineup of trees with their respective foliage colors in a handy table. Shrubs, too. Other plants can have surprising fall color, as well. With a bit of planning , you might be fortunate enough to just look out your window for a great fall show. Check out some Ohio foliage highlights.

About Ilona Erwin

I was a garden blog pioneer, and began writing on this blog in 2003. Before that I had begun a garden website that has been at its own domain since 2006, Ilona's Garden.

I still love writing, gardening, and art after all these years, although travel and grandchildren have become a big part of my life, now.

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  1. Hocking Hills Gardener says

    What a wonderful Fall site. Thanks for sharing it.
    Ilona, Conkle’s Hollow and Ash Cave both have ridge paths and lower paths. The ridge paths are harder because the the climbs. But the lower baths are paved and are fairly level and good for those like me who just like to walk, look around and snap some pictures. The are both even wheel chair accessible to a point so it still lets you get to see the beauty of the hollows. Cedar Falls and Old Mans Cave are a little tougher for hiking.

  2. Veronica says

    Great fall colors and pictures. I especially liked the information about how the leaves turn into their fall colors from being green. Cool! However, fall colors leave me feeling melancholy. I think I like spring better.