While he loves fall foliage as much as the next person, his leaf-peeping is part of a wider tree research project that has produced troubling findings. As Arizonans head to the peaks to hike ...

stunning leaf centerpieces and leafy cake toppers for fall desserts. Many of our ideas can also be used to decorate your home for fall — think cookie leaf wreaths and leaf gratitude favors ...

While he loves fall foliage as much as the next person, his leaf-peeping is part of a wider tree research project that has produced troubling findings. As Arizonans head to the peaks to hike among ...

While he loves fall foliage as much as the next person, his leaf-peeping is part of a wider tree research project that has produced troubling findings. As Arizonans head to the peaks to hike among the ...

As the final week of October approaches, so does the peak of fall leaf colors in Charlotte. Peak leaf colors correlate with elevation, so many places in North Carolina have already reached their ...

Fall is such a beautiful time of the year. It’s that season of change in the air. Despite popular belief, when the leaves change, they’re returning to their original color, not changing into ...

Here’s the science behind fall colors, according to Garrison and the U.S. Forest Service. In the spring and summer, leaves soak up energy from the sun to produce food necessary for a tree’s ...

They provide timber for our homes, the colors of fall, and maple syrup for breakfast. Trees are pretty awesome, indeed. But trees also make leaves ... lots of leaves. And along with all those ...

The process shows up as the spectacle of fall foliage. During the summer, leaves appear green because the predominant pigment of photosynthesis, called chlorophyll, reflects green light.