Check out my list and see if there is anything you would be interested in trading for. I would like both kinds of seeds. If not I'd be glad to send a SASBE. Thankyou Sharon Cash~Gold Trader (on PlantSwap) Zone 7

Interesting that the order if very different than it was in Maine in the Mt Washington Valley. There, the brilliant reds were first, then the oranges, and the last were the brilliant yellows. I think I might have loved them the best as they were always against a slate gray winter sky and SO welcome with everything being browns and grays. Right now, it prime "Leaf Peeper" season, it would be the various shades of oranges.

Rain and wet is good for making the fall color pop, especially for drive by viewing. I am in the second week of the first dry spell of the year, right after the last hurricane came through. I am really liking this dry spell, perfect Indian Summer weather. This next week will be peak color for leaf peeping in Waynesville, Haywood County. The light quality also has a great deal of effect on the color. I got some clear color today. I was surprised because there was a good wind blowing. Monet lives in vibrations that pass through my camera and shows up all the time.

It's an Ichi-Ki-Kei-Jiro Asian Persimmon Tree. I bought and planted it about 15 years ago. It's the easiest fruit tree to maintain since it needs very little or no pruning, no insecticide or fungicide sprays, and pests don't bother it at all, no insects and not even the squirrels. It has a very sweet tropical flavor even when hard as a rock, never astringent. After 15 years it's maximum height is stable at about 14 feet.