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Well to those who came out to our 5th Annual Open House - thank you so much - hope you enjoyed it as much as we did! The weather held out and the sun shone and the barbecue was loaded with peameal bacon on a bun. The tent was up and the fire was going and the trees were gorgeous. Now the tent is gone and it is back to the reality of fall and packing things up for the move. The crews are out busy planting trees and it is business as usual again. I will be out and about taking pictures these next couple of weeks as all the foliage begins to change as well as our nursery. Fall is great time to plant as the trees start to go dormant and they are not stressing out about shooting out more leaves. We are busy digging up trees on a daily basis. While out tagging trees I couldn't help but notice the subtle fall changes beginning to occur. The Tiger Eye Sumac (which I have blogged about before) is beginning to change colour. The white blob in the picture of the Sumac is my dog Monty who is constantly messin' up my photos! But now that the heat of the summer has passed he is back out on a regular basis running beside me in the buggy everytime I go out. The Pee Gee Hydrangea's blooms are starting to turn their fall show of pink. Some of the burning bushes are just beginning to turn to their brilliant red. The Highbush Cranberries fruit is a beautiful deep red and the top of the bushes are just starting to turning to a tinge of red but then my battery died...and there is still a crap load of photos to take...