Winter Prep of Tonsai and Autumn Colors

We had a deluge again last night and all the plant trays filled up with water again. To prevent any root rot or other problems in the coming weeks/months I moved all the potted plants out of trays today. It took a few hours, but it was obvious that it was good timing. All of them were soaking wet.

I took a few photos of some of the trees that were showing particularly nice autumn color.

Maple (I think Acer ginala) from seed–probably 5 years old.
Ash seedling.
A different maple–not sure which one, but love the color.

Boy, there are a lot of seedlings–both trees and shrubs for tonsai and native plants for the garden and giveaways.

I took a few minutes to photograph some other autumn colors around the garden, too.

I found these seedlings next to the “Sweetheard” Erodium plants. I’m curious if they’ll come true from seed. There are a lot of them.