Dyffryn Gardens in the Autumn

A visit to Dyffryn gardens today with Gwenfar to capture the autumn colours on a bright sunny day. Wandering along the paths and suddenly you get this blaze of colour and then notice the very non autumn looking palm trees.

A low growing acer, with its bright orange autumn colour lit up by the sun in the foreground against a hedge. Above are two tall palm trees and a partially cloudy sky.
A cousin it Acer with its bright orange autumn colours against incongruous palm trees behind

I just love the burnt orange colour of the leaves of what I think is an acer palmatum and how they capture the sunlight

A close up of the orange autumn leaves of what I believe is acer palmatum. The leaves glow from the sunlight. The ends of the leaves have dried out.
The fine leaves of an acer are glowing orange in the autumn sun

The red wine colour of these autumn leaves is stunning against the blue sky.

A couple of maple trees with their deep red autumn leaves are in the foreground centre. To the left in silhouette is a naked tree, whose summer foliage has already fallen. There are large trees and blue sky behind.
The autumn colour of the Japanese maples is just wonderful

The intensity of the colours repeatedly caught our attention, even though this was the reason we were visiting the gardens on this day.

Blue skies, large mature trees with autumnal yellow leaves are behind and in front is a japanese maple with deep red autumn leaves.
Brilliant autumn colours against a blue sky
A picture taken through the branches and leaves of an acer in its autumn foliage. The branches are dark and in silhouette and there are other acers visible through the leaves of the one we are in.
A sneaky look through the branches of an acer

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