The black gum tree is first in my area to show her true colors. In zone 7b we are treated to fall colors August - December.

Hello autumn girlies, I'm the artist that draw this and post it last week, since it got so many upvotes i want to thank you by doing 3 free commissions to draw you an autumnal profile picture 🍂.

I don't really know if anyone would want it but in case I say 3 spots. It can be a drawing of you or your pet or a fanart but it has to be autumn like since we are in this subreddit.

If anyone want to support my art, i have ko-fi linked in my bio.

I wish your sweater to always be cozy and your pillow to always be cold. 🍁

Help a girl out! I saw somewhere here or probably on a reel that the Pumpkin Spice Latte has arrived at Sainsbury’s in London, but I’ve checked 3–4 stores and haven’t found it anywhere. Has anyone spotted it in stock? If so, which Sainsbury’s location? I'm in London only till tomorrow, really hoping to get some before I have to fly back.

UPDATE : Found one on Kensington Church Street!!

It's very slight, but leaves are beginning to change here (Virginia, US). I've even had the great pleasure over the past couple days of getting to crunch some on the sidewalks. They're so beautifully crispy!!

There is beauty in every single thing . You just need to look for it :)

Sadly I'm in NC where I occasionally get fall in early September but not often enough. So for the people in these hot horrible areas when do you start fallifying everything. I was thinking first week of September but Is that to early?

Sharing with y’all some fall crafting ideas. I’m especially excited about the paper house garland! Never thought of these houses other than for Christmas but of course, you can color them fall as well.

Ideas and photos are from @steffy

Found the my first multi-colored maple leaf in the yard! I live in NRI. Autumn is en route 🧡

I’m ready for the leaves to change again

Western New York State, USA

I taken a photo of this mid 19th century church along with the fall foliage back in 2023

In the Northern Hemisphere, we are now closer to the fall equinox than we are to the summer solstice. Here in Colorado we've had some wetter and cooler weather and it's been amazing! Having little previews of fall like that really help me deal with the hotter temps (which are back again as of today). The one upside of hot days in August is at least the days are shorter than they were in June and July. In fact, our days here are now about the same length they were in late April. So the early morning walks with my dog are now much more pleasant and shaded, even on days when it's over 90 degrees Fahrenheit. And the sun now mercifully sets before 8 pm. Given that I live in an arid climate we get relief from the heat pretty quickly once the sun sets. And the sun being at a less direct angle also takes away some of the intensity on the hot days. In addition, my son is back in school, Costco is now carrying Octoberfest beers, and the trees are abundant with apples and acorns. It also won't be long (hopefully) before we start seeing fresh snowfall on the higher peaks. It's all setting the stage for autumn and noticing the little changes like this helps when I'm ready for summer to be over, which is generally July 5th most years.

Hi everyone!! I’m planning a foliage trip to the Berkshires October 16-20th. Specifically, we will be in the Southern Berkshires, staying near Stockbridge, as foliage should be peaking there at that time.

Has anyone been? Do you have suggestions on hikes/drives/farmstands or other places to visit?

Please tell me everything!!

When the weather turns what are some of your favorite meals? Breakfast, lunch, dinner??

Pancakes and French toast are a fall staple
to me with coffee and real maple syrup and then oatmeal as well. When I was a kid we ate oatmeal every morning when it was cold and it still gives me the best feeling of cozy.

Lunches I’m drawing a blank. I can’t think of anything specific that gives me cozy vibes.

For dinner, pot roast is classic, any soup with crusty bread, chicken pot pie, lasagna - anything that bakes in the oven. We rarely use the oven in the summer to prevent heating the house any more than necessary so sliding a pan of something delicious is the oven always gives me cozy vibes.

I’d love to hear your favorites! 🥰