It's not blooming or changing colors, but here's a photo of that enormous Southern magnolia tree in my backyard. I really love it, except for the wafting smell of rotting vegetation that I'm convinced comes from the carpet of leaves and fallen branches below it. I don't know if it's apparent in the photo, but the trunk's diameter at the base has to be about three feet.
Showing posts with label sycamore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sycamore. Show all posts
Monday, December 10, 2007
Trees
I know I don't have the best memory, but I don't remember there being this many leaves changing color this early before. There's a beautiful sycamore tree in the yard of my friends Pat and Sally that I photographed this weekend.

It's not blooming or changing colors, but here's a photo of that enormous Southern magnolia tree in my backyard. I really love it, except for the wafting smell of rotting vegetation that I'm convinced comes from the carpet of leaves and fallen branches below it. I don't know if it's apparent in the photo, but the trunk's diameter at the base has to be about three feet.
It's not blooming or changing colors, but here's a photo of that enormous Southern magnolia tree in my backyard. I really love it, except for the wafting smell of rotting vegetation that I'm convinced comes from the carpet of leaves and fallen branches below it. I don't know if it's apparent in the photo, but the trunk's diameter at the base has to be about three feet.
Labels:
fall,
leaves changing color,
magnolia,
sycamore,
trees
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