Some Fall color from my benches...

I took some pictures of the Fall color on my benches. I have not had time to clean or straighten things up for the past few weeks. Anyway, please enjoy the colors

Ginkgo, nursery grown, in bonsai training since 2009 (The red tree on the right is a dwarf crepe myrtle):



Old Lace Bark Chinese Elm:



Dwarf Persimmon:



Mixed planting in lava rock (Spruce, collected hornbeam, Service Berry, Seedling Sweet Gum, Dwarf Azalea:



Collected Blueberry (It will turn almost scarlet by Fall's end):



Sapora japonica from seed I collected and raised (Shohin):



For Randy, my Weeping Red Pine in its new pot:



Thank you and Happy Autumn!

Very nice color Todd, specially the leaves of your Ginkgọ. Does your Persimon need a male tree to have fruits?

Xuan

Hi Xuan,
Thank you. No, this female persimmon flowers and fruits without a male nearby. I suspect that the fruits do not have viable seeds, although I'm not sure. I need to ask Julian Adams about this since he raised the tree. This is my first year with this tree and I like how it grows. They do need plenty of water during the growing season.
Todd