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| Top: Euonymus alatus "Burning Bush" considered invasive in some areas of Illinois but always a beautiful fall foliage bush. Bottom:Acer saccharin "Marsh" is native to North America. This tough tree will grow to 80 feet of golden beauty. |
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| Top: Cornus florida "Cherokee Chief" Dogwood. Native to North America, this small tree has lovely red leaves each fall. Bottom: Acer x freemanii "Autumn Blaze" was hybridized in Batavia Illinois. It's a combo of a red maple and silver maple. |
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| Top: Elberta Peach, standard turns a lovely golden yellow in the fall. Bottom: Acer rubrun "Franksred" is a Japanese red maple native to North America. It glows this time of the year. |
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| Beat down with rain, the leaves remain lovely. Even the little creeping charlie leaf wanted attention. |
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| For every walnut left on a tree, there are thousands on the ground. Walking is like skating on marbles this year. |
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