Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis (Sunbust [l], Rhus aromatica [r], LA County Arboretum (11/5/21) Frank McDonoughThe Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Gardens is evolving. A week ago, it was just starting. Now it’s just … Patchy.
Walkers and photographers visited the day Frank McDonough took these pics. The Arboretum is a late November peak and it appears to be progressing toward that. It’s a bellweather for other arboretums in Southern California. So, plan your visits based on what you see here and if you’re trying to decide on the right tree or foliage to add fall color to your garden, this month is the time to visit them.
Liriodendron tulipfera, Meadowbrook Section, LA County Arboretum (11/5/21) Frank McDonoughAcer fremanii (Jeffers Red), LA County Arboretum (11/5/21) Frank McDonoughBaldwin Lake, LA County Arboretum (11/5/21) Frank McDonough
Carya ovata(Shagbark hickory), LA County Arboretum (11/5/21) Frank McDonoughCrepe myrtle, LA County Arboretum (11/5/21) Frank McDonoughAcer freemanii (Jeffers Red), Event Lawn, LA County Arboretum (11/5/21) Frank McDonough
Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden (482′) – Patchy (10 – 50%)
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