Patch of Viburnum edule
By Greenthumb
16 Nov, 2010
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This is the viburnum growing wild beneath the balsam poplars. This is one of the plants that is the iconic look of the Fairbanks Autumn, found on most hillsides. And of course that strong distinctive smell of the berries.
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Hi Chris how you doing..
16 Nov, 2010
thats gorgeous,
16 Nov, 2010
Thank you. :-)
Yes, Chris, how are things? :-) Been a while.
16 Nov, 2010
Stunning, again a great autumn shot.
16 Nov, 2010
Thank you. :-)
16 Nov, 2010
Brilliant colours.
16 Nov, 2010
Thanks. Best in the area, naturally that is. :-)
17 Nov, 2010
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Lovely colour
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