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Fall colors emerge
Fall colors are peeking out - dogwoods here and there, sourwoods on forest edges, and a few early maples.
This oak leaf hydrangea had an edge of brilliant leaves, with more to come.
oakleaf hydrangea and Blue Ridge view (at NC Arboretum)
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