Since theLet ’s Argue About Plantspodcast is based in New England , we screw all about fall colouring material . This fourth dimension of year is a favorite for most of our staff member , with the native sugar maples turning brilliant red and the birch trees shifting to brilliant lily-livered . But this episode is all about the unsung heroes of fall — plants that do n’t straightaway protrude to nous when you think of vivacious autumnal vividness . And we ’re not just talking about tree . There are some blue-ribbon perennial ( even some that bloom in nightfall ) and a couple of shrubs that no one ever seems to mention as late - season stars . Tune in to find out out what underdogs made our lists .

Expert testimonial : Jason Reeves is a horticulturist and conservator of the University of Tennessee Gardens at the West Tennessee Research and Education Center in Jackson .

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‘ Summer Snowflake ’ doublefile genus Viburnum ( Viburnum plicatumf.tomentosum‘Summer Snowflake ’ , Zones 5–8 ) with ‘ Honorine Jobert ’ anemone ( Anemone × hybrida‘Honorine Jobert ’ , Zones 4–8 )

‘ Summer Snowflake ’ doublefile genus Viburnum with fall blooming

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Jason Reeves is a plantsman and conservator of the University of Tennessee Gardens at the West Tennessee Research and Education Center in Jackson .

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Episode 95: Unexpected Fall Color

‘Pink Frost’ small anise tree (Illicium floridanum‘Pink Frost’, Zones 6–9).Photo: Plant Introductions

‘Pink Frost’ small anise tree (credit: Plant Introductions)

‘Pink Frost’ small anise tree (Illicium floridanum‘Pink Frost’, Zones 6–9).Photo: Plant Introductions

‘Winter Gold’ winterberry

‘Winter Gold’ winterberry (Ilex verticillata‘Winter Gold’, Zones 3–9)

Peony foliage with fall color

Peony foliage with fall color (Paeoniaspp. and cvs., Zones 3–9)

Seven-son flower

Seven-son flower (Heptacodium miconioides, Zones 5–9)

‘Summer Snowflake’ doublefile viburnum with ‘Honorine Jobert’ anemone (Anemone × hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’, Zones 4-8)

‘Summer Snowflake’ doublefile viburnum (Viburnum plicatumf.tomentosum‘Summer Snowflake’, Zones 5–8) with ‘Honorine Jobert’ anemone (Anemone × hybrida‘Honorine Jobert’, Zones 4–8)

‘Summer Snowflake’ doublefile viburnum with fall bloom

‘Summer Snowflake’ doublefile viburnum with fall bloom

‘Ozawa’ Japanese onion

‘Ozawa’ Japanese onion (Allium thunbergii‘Ozawa’, Zones 4–9)

Swamp milkweed autumn foliage color and seed pods

Swamp milkweed autumn foliage color and seedpods (Asclepias incarnata, Zones 3–6)

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‘Fireworks’ goldenrod (Solidago rugosa, Zones 4–8)

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‘Ogon’ spirea in early spring (credit: Jason Reeves)

‘Ogon’ spirea in early spring (Spiraea thunbergii‘Ogon’, Zones 4-8).Photo: Jason Reeves

‘Ogon’ spirea in late spring (credit: Jason Reeves)

‘Ogon’ spirea in late spring.Photo: Jason Reeves

‘Ogon’ spirea in fall (credit: Jason Reeves)

‘Ogon’ spirea in fall.Photo: Jason Reeves

‘Flying Dragon’ hardy orange (credit: Jason Reeves)

‘Flying Dragon’ hardy orange (Poncirus trifoliata‘Flying Dragon’, Zones 5–9).Photo: Jason Reeves

Crimson pitcher plant (credit: Jason Reeves)

Crimson pitcher plant (Sarracenia leucophylla, Zones 6–8).Photo: Jason Reeves

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