Trees for autumn: 10 examples ranging from ochre to russet.

These trees for fall are deciduous. Enjoy the ochre tones of birch, witch hazel and gingko.

Birch (Betula pendula) - This deciduous tree is quite a sight when the autumn months arrive. Birch in autumn is special because of the stunning shades of its foliage. From yellow to brown, the birch's coloring is a classic not to be missed.

Witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) - Another variety that takes on copper tones during this season. One of the beautiful trees in autumn. Its yellow flowers, with an intense scent, will arrive in December, but before that we will see the leaves of this shrub dyed in the bright colors of autumn.

Gingko (Ginkgo biloba) - A true survivor. This is how we could define the old Gingko tree, which is nothing less than a living fossil with no relatives left. The golden yellow of its leaves is its autumnal hallmark. A fantastic eye-catcher among the yellow-leaved trees in autumn.

These autumn trees are still green when the cold weather sets in, and bear incredible white or pink flowers: Jade tree, heather, nymansay and Japanese medlar.

Jade tree (Crassula ovata) - Among the succulents, there are shrubs that are no less attractive for being short in stature. This is one of the trees that bloom in autumn. Its small white or pink flowers appear from the end of this season and remain in winter. To stimulate its flowering, do not water it during these months.

Heather (Calluna vulgaris) - At higher elevations, the flowers of these small trees or shrubs emerge in July. However, it is well into the fall when its ornamental power reaches its full strength at lower elevations. Its spiky form transforms it, once cut, into a perfect indoor ornament.

Nymansay (Eucryphia × nymansensis) - This hybrid of Eucryphia cordifolia and Eucryphia glutinosa bears superb large white flowers in late summer to early fall. Its leaves remain bright green and it is also an example of a fast-growing tree.

Japanese loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) - The flowering of this autumn tree of fruity character likes coastal and warm areas of the Mediterranean, and occurs from late autumn. The scent of its white flowers is reminiscent of the penetrating heliotrope. It will not be until spring that we will be able to taste its fruits.

In addition to the classic shades of ochre and brown, the leaves of some trees take on reddish tones in autumn: katsura, liquidambar and swamp oak.

Katsura (Cercidiphyllum japonicum) - From Asia comes an autumn tree that will delight autumn walkers. The mix of colors that dresses its leaves is incredible. It goes from yellow to pink, passing through orange and red, all in the same tree!

Liquidambar (Liquidambar styraciflua) - Also known as storaque. This deciduous tree has leaves that, in the right conditions of light and temperature, reveal a burst of burgundy color worthy of admiration in this season. It is the classic red tree in autumn.

Swamp oak (Quercus palustris) - From fire to purple. Such is the chromatic transition of the leaves that will tuck the acorns. These fruits will begin to be produced now and will fall in winter. This is one of the trees that turn red in autumn. Of majestic bearing, with this tree we put the finishing touch to this autumn selection.