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 ...

Every autumn we revel in the beauty of the fall colors. The mixture of red, purple, orange and yellow is the result of chemical processes that take place in the tree as the seasons change from summer ...

Dozens of native, deciduous (i.e., trees that lose their foliage in the fall) trees reliably make a splendid contribution to fall colors, e.g., sweetgum (orange red to purple), yellow-­‐poplar (yellow ...

Here are five must-visit stops to see the ultimate foliage views in New England. The 34-mile-long Kancamagus Highway in New ...

Gardner said, by mid-to-late October, the fall leaf color should work its way down those mountain areas and into areas of lower elevation. ExploreFall, a website previously featured on WRAL ...

The compounds vary by species and determine the color of the tree’s autumn foliage—so a species like the ginkgo, which turns yellow in fall, won’t turn red. But climate volatility can ...

“Cool mornings and bright sunny days are perfect for developing fall colors,” Planinsek says. This summer’s moderate drought, which has eased with recent rains, means that some leaves will ...