I love living in a place where the seasons change. Autumn is beautiful with the cooler temperatures and many colors. Although it's still mostly green around here, there are unmistakable signs of Fall in the air!
The zinnias are beautiful, but are not as perfect as they were through the summer.
The Autumn Joy Sedum, which was creamy colored all summer has been darkening to a burgandy color.
Our hydrangea tree is changing too. The blossoms are no longer bright white, but are becoming mauve and will continue to darken throughout the season.
The occasional leaf is beginning to change.
And soon, there will be color all over!
The zinnias are beautiful, but are not as perfect as they were through the summer.
Another picture of the hydrangea tree. It has really changed color since this post from only 2 weeks ago.
The side of our yard
This small bush in our back yard is covered with red berries
The plumes of the fountain grass have turned purple
One of the last flowers of the season. 
The changing colors in the back yard.
This is the street in front of my house and you can see a hint of color in the leaves.
Here is one of the blossoms on our hydrangea tree. I posted about this tree earlier this summer here and told you about the flowers changing colors. On this picture you can see that the flowers which used to be pure white, are creamy and are developing an antique pink hue.
This is Autumn Joy Sedum. All summer it is somewhat overlooked, because although the greenery is nice, its flowers are a pale green color. As Fall approaches the flowers become gradually darker until they are the color you see here. It make a nice accent in our back flower bed, when the other flowers are dying.
