I'm Frank McDonough, Botanical Information Consultant here at the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden. My job is to answer your questions about plants and just about everything related to them.
Showing posts with label fall leaf change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall leaf change. Show all posts
Saturday, September 14, 2019
Fall Leaf Change Preview
The best time to come here for Fall leaf color can occur anywhere between early November through mid-December. The several weeks before and after this date range, although iffy, may be good as well.
It's not a bad idea to call either myself at Plant Information, (626) 821-3236, or the Arboretum general number, (626) 821-3222, at least a week before you come to get in idea how the Fall color change is proceeding.
Here's a nationwide animation of the fall color change courtesy of recreation.gov:
Here's some Fall color shots from years past:
Labels:
autumn color,
autumn leaves,
fall,
Fall at the Arboretum,
fall color,
fall leaf change,
leafers
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Fall 2014 Leaf Tour
Thank you everybody who came for the 2014 Fall Leaf Tour. It was fun tour, although the leaves were not cooperating. Here's a link to the images I used to show how fall usually looks here. Each of the photos also has its location in the information section of the slide show.
| Peacock posing in front of Ginkgo biloba in full fall color. |
Labels:
Anthocyanins,
Carotinoids,
deciduous trees,
fall,
fall leaf change,
Fall leaf color,
Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden,
peacocks,
Pigments
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