Persimmon trees on the turn.

G O R G E O U S, Steve ***********************************************

They really stand out in a winter green landscape on the hillside.

yummy !

I am not a fan but my wife is another whole matter that comment she agrees with.

superbes couleurs automnales chez toi

this is down at the orchard in Manjimup I do wish we had a tree like this.

Hi Steve
I really like this set pictures!
It is very different and exciting for us, as we know nothing of these trees here!
Great colours !!!
Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter

PS, sorry you missed the eclipse due to the clouds...

I am a little surprised you dont know the tree or the fruit. I have know the fruit as Clara loves these not my fave. If I had not asked to walk out into the cherry trees to take the turning leaves I know I would never have see these. the farm road was not a road my car could have gone down and I never expected the sight that I saw in all the green trees this three rows of stunning colour.

the eclipse on the 26 we where under a very heavy blanket of high clouds while we saw the moon light we never got to see the moon surface. I cant complain as I have seen a few and been lucky to capture a few of them as well. always next time. you have s safe weekend as well.

We buy Persimmons in the season, most delicious; but I have never seen a tree. These are lovely

PS: The American persimmon, also known as the common persimmon, is native from Florida to Connecticut, west to Iowa and south to Texas. Persimmon trees can be grown in USDA plant hardiness zones 4 through 9. The American persimmon can tolerate temperatures down to -25 F.