200 Photos at Holden Arboretum

Endowment Sugar Maple, in fall
October Glory Red Maple
Autumn Flame Red Maple, in fall
Leaves of Autumn Flame Red Maple, in fall
October Glory Red Maple
Leaves of October Glory Red Maple in fall
Grass - Dwarf Fountain
Flowers of Joanna Reed Catmint
Leaves of Autumn Fest Sugar Maple in October
Autumn Fest Sugar Maple
Grass - Dwarf Fountain
Pink Bomb Chrysanthemum
Pink Bomb Chrysanthemum, in bloom
Walker's Low Catmint
Pink Knock Out Rose
Leadwort - Plumbago, in bloom
Rock Cotoneaster
Leadwort, in bloom
Raydon's Favorite
Tiny Monster Cranesbill, in bloom
Pink Knock Out Rose
Leadwort - Plumbago, Pink Knock Out Rose
Grass - Dwarf Fountain, White Bomb Chrysanthemum
Dwarf Fountain Grass
White Bomb Chrysanthemum
Leaves of Asian Asparagus
Bishop's Wort
Wood Betony
Leadwort - Plumbago
White Bomb Chrysanthemum
Gold Cone Common Juniper
Hardy Cyclamen, in bloom
Geranium - Tiny Monster, Grass - Dwarf Fountain, Blue Star
Stella d'Oro Dwarf Daylily, in bloom
Rockspray Cotoneaster
Geranium - Tiny Monster, Blue Star
Birdfoot Sedge
Katherine Havemeyer Common Lilac
Coral Bells 'Caramel'
Walker's Low Catmint
Snowline Sedge
Autumn Joy Stonecrop
Hairy Cranesbill
Joanna Reed Catmint
Asian Asparagus
Caramel Coral Bells
Snowmound Nippon Spirea
Maiden's Blush Hyacinth Lilac
Maiden's Blush Hyacinth Lilac
Deutschland Astilbe, in fall
Cranesbill
Tinkerbelle Lilac
Wild Ginger
Willow Amsonia, in fall
Correlata White-Flowered Lilac
Barren Strawberry
Longwood Dwarf Wintercreeper
Walker's Low Catmint
Wild Ginger
Saruma
Ruffled Apricot Daylily


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