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In this week's episode John talks about 10 plants with amazing autumn color. Over the coming weeks we will enter the period when many deciduous trees show off their amazing autumn color, and its at this time many people ask what are the best plants for autumn color? So, John goes through a list of 10 plants which have amazing autumn colors. All plants on the list are trees or large shrubs and are suitable as specimen' trees. Some of these have other seasons of interest with flowers, berries and interesting bark or shape.  

Whichever one you choose these will all add amazing autumn color. So here you go a list of plants with superb autumn color.  

1. Quercus Rubra “Red Oak” 
2. Sorbus “Joseph Rock” 
3. Liquidambar Styraciflua “Sweet Gum” 
4. Acer Griseum “Paper Bark Maple” 
5. Cornus Kousa “China Girl” 
6. Acer Palmatum “Bloodgood” 
7. Cornus Mas “Cornelian cherry” 
8. Malus Evereste “Crap Apple” 
9. Euonymus Alatus  
10. Rhus Typhina “Stags Horn Sumach”  

So there you go a list of plants with great autumn colour which ones will you plant this autumn?

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