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Fall Line
Fall Line
More milkweed - Asclepias 'Gay Butterflies'
More milkweed – Asclepias ‘Gay Butterflies’
Autumn Fields
Autumn Fields
goldenrod
Sunflower
Sunflower
Russian Mammoth Sunflower 10' tall
Russian Mammoth Sunflower 10′ tall
White amid Red
White amid Red
Milkweed Pod
Milkweed Pod
A field of Little Bluestem
A field of Little Bluestem
Mondarda punctata, Horsemint
Mondarda punctata, Horsemint
photo of plant's complex societies
Complex societies
fractiles
Fractiles in nature
Sedum 'Autum Joy'
Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’
Bracken Fern
Bracken Fern
Cattails
Cattails or scientifically speaking, Typha latifolia
Chianti Sunflower
Chianti Sunflower
Another fractile example
Another fractile example
Daucus carota, Wild Carrot, or the ubiquitous Queen Anne's Lace.
Daucus carota, Wild Carrot, or the ubiquitous Queen Anne’s Lace.
Sun in bloom
Sun in bloom
Big Bluestem Crowned by Maple
Big Bluestem Crowned by Maple
field of goldenrod
Goldenrod
Goldenrod
Blueberry in October
Blueberry in October
Chianti usually have multiple blooms.
Chianti usually have multiple blooms.
A Michigan Autumn with Little Bluestem
A Michigan Autumn with Little Bluestem
Hypericum perforatum, Common St. Johnswort, introduced
Hypericum perforatum, Common St. Johnswort, introduced
Michigan fall
Michigan fall
smarty-plants
Sugar Maple in late October
Sugar Maple in late October
Bracken Fern
Bracken Fern
Floral design to honor the incoming president.
Floral design to honor the incoming president.
Popple
Popple
Fungi
Fungi
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