How does your garden grow?

We spent last weekend in New Hampshire, in the White Mountains region. Three hours north of Boston, the leaves are turning, and it is beautiful.

This week I will simply leave you with the pinks, reds and golds of early Fall in New England.










I am linking up with the wonderful Mammasaurus again for her ‘How does your garden grow?’ linky. Click on the badge and be inspired.

24 thoughts on “How does your garden grow?”

  1. More more!! I can’t get enough Fall pictures. It’s warm for this time of year here in the UK, but so dreary :-( Beautiful white branches against the gold and copper leaves.

  2. I would love to see New England in Autumn-we have family in Maine and they keep asking us to come over and visit. My husband and I have been in the summertime, before children, but we haven’t made it yet since the children were born. Beautiful.

  3. sara this is so stunning and inspirational i looked at it 3 times now its almost like *sharp intake of breath … a kinda porn !! its so beautiful and could not get any more perfect and your photography capturing the shots are wonderful

  4. Wow Sara what wonderful photos – just beautiful. I’ve always fancied New England in the fall but talk of the States always results in chat of road trips! Be awesome to do one of those one day. Fabulous post :)

  5. So bight and cheerful! I can’t wait till the leaves where I live turn like this too – I’m all excited now! Looks smashing – hope you enjoyed it.

    Thanks for joining in again x

  6. Oh Sara, this is like tree porn, I absolutely can’t wait to see this develop. Apologies for taking an age to comment, I’ve been using an internet dongle this week and it isn’t really working x

    1. Oh, how rubbish! I’d be completely lost without decent wifi (I’d probably be camping in Starbucks!) :)
      The trees are gorgeous! Bit of a mad week here, so not sure I’ll manage any trees tomorrow, but I’ll be back next week :)

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