Autumn brings a range of colours to our woodlands - setting the scene with a stunning array of reds, browns and yellows as the tree leaves transform in response to cooler temperatures. And through ...

So, we know why leaves change color. The next step is for them to fall. As the temperatures drop and the nights grow longer, the trees decrease the production of auxin, which is a hormone in trees ...

You may have noticed recently that some trees around the city are starting to change colors or maybe you've even seen some leaves on the ground. Trees use their leaves (and sometimes their bark ...

So when the leaves fall off, they're getting kicked out by the tree on purpose. "Trees lose their leaves to conserve energy and to reduce the amount of damage they could sustain during the winter ...

The fall season calls for scenery pleasing to the eyes when the leaves start to change color. Depending on the weather and geography, trees display various changes in pigment and tend toward a ...

Get ready, leaf-peepers, it’s fall foliage season. As pumpkin flavors permeate coffee shops and the morning air crispens, trees’ leaves have begun transitioning from green to shades of red ...

Leaves in the St. Cloud area will likely begin to change in the next few weeks, driven by decreasing daylight hours. As the days grow shorter, chemical levels change in the trees' leaves ...

Olive trees are one of our favourite small trees to grow inside or outside your home, but if you’ve noticed that your olive tree has started to drop its leaves you might have been a bit concerned.

The trees in your garden and your neighborhood endured a serious dry spell this year, which may affect their fall leaf color. “The weather is the biggest factor that determines when the color ...

Thanks! The first thing we need to do when creating leaf art is to gather up leaves. Lots and lots of leaves! The best way to do this is to take a nature walk, somewhere that has a nice variety of ...

Lift the fruit until it’s horizontal to the ground – if it pops off the tree, it’s ready to pick ... many of my plants have burned leaves. Is it safe to trim these away?