Autumn In Vermont 2023-2025

    A Touch Of Fall reflections at Indian Brook Reservoir

Fall Flowers And A Lovely Barn
So this year, the most colorful fall foliage around here is these flowers. Perhaps fall is later than some people and flowers think it is.

Color Amongst The Trees In Morrisville 

Autumn River View

       Autumn In Fletcher

Fall Glow At The New Haven River

Fall at Shelburne Orchard

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Exotic Flowers

Isn't this a beauty! Painted tongue plant 

(Salpiglossis sinuata) This South American native loves cool weather and blooms from spring until the plant begins to fade in midsummer. Salpiglossis often produces a late-season burst of color when temperatures drop in autumn.

Fritillaria Orange
How exotic looking is this plant.
Fritillaria imperialis (crown imperial, imperial fritillary or Kaiser's crown) is a species of flowering plant in the lily family, native to a wide stretch from Kurdistan across the plateau of Turkey, Iraq and Iran, to Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the Himalayan foothills. 

Drumstick Primrose

Poppys

Poppy In Pink The center of a Poppy up close.

African Daisy 

originates from South Africa. Also known as the Cape Daisy or Blue-eyed Daisy (Osteospermum fruticosum).

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Nature's Art

Stone Wall Reflections, 

at Joiner Brook, in Bolton

Plant Reflections On Water

Nature's Art

Cool Reflections On A Hot Day!

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Stone Walls Of Vermont

Stone Wall Glory!

Some of the most amazing stone art I've seen while working on our new project about Stone Walls and Sugar Houses of Vermont.

Natural Stone Walls

with reflections on Joiner Brook

Natural Stone Walls

with reflections on Joiner Brook

Rock Wall At The Intervale

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Gotta Love a great Hobbit Hole, 

especially with the rabbit door handle and the Heart Rock next to the door.

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Gotta love a Stone Wall with an antique tractor on a lovely country estate in Vermont.

Stone Wall at Rockledge historic summer estate in Swanton, Vermont. 

Architect Charles Saxe in 1918 designed alterations to an early 19th-century farmhouse, that is the principal surviving element of an early 20th-century gentleman's farm. The property was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.

Natural Stone Wall in Westford

Stone Walls in Westford

Red Barn with a Stone Foundation

and a Great Stone House in South Hero.

Lovely Red Barn 

with a beautiful Stone Foundation in Hinesburg.

Stone Wall With Birches In Hinesburg

East Fairfield

South Hero

Garden Wall in Colchester

Arched Stone Wall At The Intervale

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Stone Wall in Jeffersonville

Round Barn 

with a Stone Foundation at Shelburne Museum

Stone Wall With Birches in Fletcher

Stone Wall Lined up beautifully in the snow

Stone Wall Reflections, 

at Joiner Brook, in Bolton

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Dahlia Delight

Dahlias

The Dahlia Flower’s Message Is…Celebrate what makes you different. Seek out the new pleasures in life and keep moving through the challenges instead of letting them hold you back. Discover what the world holds for you, and watch out for pitfalls along the way. Pink symbolizes kindness and grace.

Beautiful On A Pink Dahlia

Dahlias In Lovely Peachy Colors

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Cone Flowers

Tall Cone Flowers 
reaching for the sky!

Purple Cone Flowers
also known as Echinacea. Echinacea's name is rooted in the Greek word “echinos,” meaning "hedgehog," because of its spiny seed head. Technically speaking, this thick and spiky cone is actually hundreds of flowers, all tightly packed together. The entire plant can be used for its immune boosting properties. The purple ray flowers attach to a round, high and spiky cone – hence the common name “purple coneflower.” Technically speaking, this thick and spiky cone is actually hundreds of more flowers, all tightly packed together.

Bumblebee On Echinacea

Bumblebee On Echinacea

Bumblebee On Echinacea

Black Swallowtail Butterfly On Echinacea

Monarch Butterfly On Echinacea

Monarch Butterfly On Echinacea

Monarch Butterfly On Echinacea

Monarch Butterfly On Echinacea

Monarch Butterfly On Echinacea

Red Admiral Butterfly On Echinacea

Red Admiral Butterfly On Echinacea

Red Admiral Butterfly On Echinacea

White Admiral Butterfly On Echinacea

White Admiral Butterfly On Echinacea

Spotted Skipper Butterfly On Echinacea

Green Twister Echinacea

                                              Santa Fe Echinacea

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Disclaimer

My blog is meant to inform and I strive to be totally accurate. It is solely up to the reader to ensure proper plant identification. Some wild plants are poisonous or can have serious adverse health effects.