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44 Comments on Fall Colors In Albuquerque NM
John,
Wow, so beautiful! I love what they have done with the red peppers.
Jo
That is a gorgeous scene, John! I especially like those hanging chilis. I could do a lot of cooking damage with some of those:-)
CONGRATULATIONS on having this blog FEATURED in the Photos group!
Hi John, quite a variety of colors, anyone would be invited to stop and purchase an assortment
of flowers. Have a great day.
John, you sure have captured the glorious colors of fall, and with the chiles sure is beautiful.
Can you send me some of those red chile ristras? Please? LOL
Show and car stopper colours John! That's what we love about Fall!
Hey Everybody. Thanks for dropping by to help us enjoy this beautiful display of early fall in New Mexico. Those Chili Ristras are easily found but this display really showed them off so nicely. We appreciate each of you for sharing your comments and compliments. We really enjoy showing off the area sites and colors with all of you.
John, here too in RI we are still green as can be and what an amazing sunrise of lavender blues & pinks i saw this morning...my summer zinnias are still in full force but tomatoes are waning...love the chile strands and i have my own in my kitchen and they really never get moldy if they are organic and not sprayed...happy fall my friend!
GREAT picture, John. The ristras really do add color and a touch of class to the display. Happy Fall.
John this picture is a total winner, glad you shared with us. Now we would like you to feature the nursery on one of your Localism post so we could get more pictures! Loved the Chile Ristras BTW I did not know that is what they are called I always wondered...I knew it was not a wreath:)) Thanks for the education!
I must have missed this one, John. It's a beautiful photo and I love the composition.
Have an outstanding week and be sure to have your camera in hand to capture the special moments.
Love this photo Q. Miss the ristras and all the chile peppers in your state. I hope to visit in July or August, whenever the AHUWC reunion is next year, and I hope my family comes with me to see where I went to school in Montezuma. No matter, I'll be calling to look you up.
Hi John -- this nursery has the right idea to spark sales -- presentation truly can make a sale happen so much quicker...great use of color.
Those peppers can stay just where they are... Too hot for me! Burn my mouth if I even come close!
John,
You certainly did find some fall color to share with us. Quite nice. :)
Steve
John,
Congratulations. Your post is also now featured on "Tuesday's Treasures." :)
Steve
Those are some beautiful fall colors you have there in Albuquerque!! I love the splashes of lavender in the picture.