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August – Finally acquired a water feature
August – Still more to do landscaping
August – Setting sun lights Annabelle
September – Vivid grass and Heuchera in front of Choisya Sundance
September – Leaves beginning to color on Oakleaf Hydrangea Hydrangea and Sango-Kaku Japanese Maple and Vine Maple
September – Cape Fuchsia and Heather
October – Sunset through “Diane” Witch Hazel
October – Japanese Maple showing off its colors after a rain
November – Cape Fuchsia still lovely after blooms are gone
November – Close up of Cape Fuchsia
November – On Golden Pond
November – Through almost bare branches of Jaquemontii Birch the clouds to the east pick up the colors of the sunset and the rising moon.
