Out and About in the Arboretum

The white ‘Winchester Cathedral’ rose surprises us with a color we don’t expect in the Autumn.

Witch Hazel blooms in late fall and early spring; these interesting plants will continue to bloom well into November.

The Golden Larch (Pseudolaryx kaempferi), resembles other conifers, until it turns a brilliant shade of gold in the fall and drops its needles! Like Dawn Redwood, Larch is a deciduous conifer.

These photos from Betsy Ransome in Lumberton are a must-share. This dazzling display was a result of a geomagnetic storm that was interacting with Earth’s atmosphere.

Goldenrod (Solidago) is a member of the sunflower family; with its bright yellow hues, it stands out among other meadow plants and attracts bees and butterflies.