Who says Berkeley’s colors are blue and gold? Not Sandy Steinman who found red orange, pink and yellow on a walk through the North Berkeley flatlands.
Japanese and Freeman’s maple, persimmon, flowering pear, gingko biloba, smoketree and Chinese pistache are providing exotic color to Berkeley’s streets.
Pyracantha, Chinese pistache, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy SteinmanPersimmon, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy SteinmanChinese pistache, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy SteinmanJapanese maple, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy SteinmanGingko biloba, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy SteinmanJapanese maple, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy SteinmanChinese pistache, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy SteinmanSmoketree, N Berkeley (11/21/20) Sandy Steinman
CaliforniaFallColor.com is a seasonal news site that reports on autumn’s show throughout California. The site is written, edited and published by Lara Kaylor, a travel and outdoor journalist based in Mammoth Lakes, Calif.
