Just a little color

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Just a few shots from my garden. A pic of a couple of my peach trees. Some poison ivy climbing up an oak tree. A flame sumac bush and a fungal mat. Texas has just about everything except a lot of fall color
 

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I love the first photo. They're all beautiful but the first pic with the tree covered in red leaves is very striking. Thank you for sharing your photos.
 

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You have a really pretty garden, Chuck!:) I love the red wine in the first picture on the right. It's lovely. What is this weird, orange thing in the last two pictures? Is it a mushroom?
 

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You have a really pretty garden, Chuck!:) I love the red wine in the first picture on the right. It's lovely. What is this weird, orange thing in the last two pictures? Is it a mushroom?
That red vine climbing up the tree is poison ivy. On the last two pics that is a distant cousin of a mushroom. It is a fungal spore mat. If you were to step on it it would basically disintegrate into millions of almost microscopic little round spheres. It is a very beneficial fungi in that it only feeds on and helps decompose dead organic matter
 

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This is interesting! I've never seen a fugal spore mat like this in person. How big is it? It seems big in the pictures.
 

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This is interesting! I've never seen a fugal spore mat like this in person. How big is it? It seems big in the pictures.
That particular one is about the size of a tennis ball. Some are much larger if there is a lot of rain.
 

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