Some imagery from today in my backyard:
I have always had plenty of good fall yellows, but I am happy to be nurturing along some more reds:
This Hosta ‘Stained Glass’ looks pretty good for Nov. 6.
Autumn fern, Sarcococca, Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’, fish
Judd Viburnum
our shed and bee area:
Some yellows…American hazelnut, Bottlebrush buckeye, and spicebush
Fall color fail. This redbud, which I got at a native plant nursery a few years ago, has been a disappointment. It had one flower last spring, and so far the fall color has been non-existent.
Some fading pennisetum, aster, chyrsanthemum in our old wheelbarrow:
My lone Colchicum autumnale ‘Pleniflorum’…I ordered and planted 5 from Brent & Becky’s but only this one bloomed. Awwww…
My fall vegetable gardening attempts. Carrots: 1/10
Broccoli: It’s not going to happen.
I can always count on my Super Sugar snap peas:
75 ‘Marit’ tulip bulbs from Brent & Becky’s
Black Walnut Dispatch 
The idea of growing plants in wheelbarrow is amazing! Have you painted it on your own? I know what I have to do next spring to make my garden look more glamorous..Thank you there! Moving on to your plants – they are so pretty. Since few years I like to experiment a bit with late varieties of vegetables. This autumn I was also cultivating carrots and califlowers but the first plant was a… bingo. Carrots from https://gardenseedsmarket.com/carrot-autumn-king-2.html even they were sprouting a bit long they turned out to be so tasty that my family feasted on everything!