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| The vetch continues to bloom as fully as ever. |
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| The low Three-vein is just starting to pale. I call this low three vein, because I don't know what it is! Do you? |
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| The smartweed flowers, each having opened briefly, are pink, closed buds once again. |
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| The poison ivy is turning, central veins the last holdouts against the encroaching yellow. In other places it is turning red, |
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| The mullberry is as green as ever. |
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| The milkweed shows the same pattern of color change as the poison ivy and hawthorn. |
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| Some of the maple leaves show patches of maroon in parts of the leaves removed from the central veins. |
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| I call this fireworks weed because I don't know what it is. Do you? |
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| The Common Mugwort's seeds seem to be almost ready, |
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| The Butter and Eggs, or yellow toadflax, continues to bloom. |
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| The Asian Day-flower seems to consist only of leaves |
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| Evening primrose flowers |
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| The primrose shows off its entire reproductive cycle, from flower to developing pod to seed case. |
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| Seen sideways amid a sprinkle of calico aster blossoms, some of the lower leaves of the primrose exhivit a startling pinkish red. |
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| Calico Aster flower cluster |
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| Calico Aster Close-up |
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