Autumn in New England is worth a trip to put on your bucket list.

The season starts with a gentle snowfall in the northern part of the region. Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont all experience foliage “peak” season usually mid-September to mid-October.

Meanwhile, the southeastern state regions of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island experience a later and darker fall foliage experience from late September to mid-November.

My “Autumn” collection highlights the simplicity of the harvesting season in New England and why it’s so easy to “fall” in love with the northeastern region of the United States, especially during this special, colorful, and memorable time of year.