TOLEDO, Ohio — The fall season is quickly wrapping up and, as the winter chill inches closer, the life cycle of fall colors will end, leaving trees with only their branches left to stand. Throughout ...

As days become shorter and cooler trees stop producing chlorophyll, the green pigment they use for producing nutrients. If you remember grade-school science, this process is known as photosynthesis.

Autumn is known for its stunning display of orange and red hues, and this year the leaves could be more vibrant than ever. Sunnier summers have led to trees producing more sugar in their leaves, which ...

We are soon approaching the time of year with shorter days, longer nights and cooler temperatures; when these changes occur, the vibrant green leaves on trees begin to slowly change to reds, yellows, ...

Before the advent of pumpkin spice lattes and Halloween decorations, the most reliable indication of autumn’s arrival lay in the tree canopy as its greens gave way to yellows and reds and its leaves ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Get ready for scenic drives and jumping into leaves, autumn-lovers. The fall season calls for scenery pleasing to the eyes when ...

While some of us might be swapping our shorts for jeans, or reaching for a favorite beanie, trees around Ohio are beginning to exchange their summer green for the vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows of ...

If your backyard trees still look surprisingly green for mid-October, you're not alone — color changes are a little late this year, part of a yearslong trend. Why it matters: Fall is starting to look ...

Strolling in my neighborhood the other day, I saw two trees with autumn foliage that I thought would have made the most compelling combination had they been planted side by side. One was a ginkgo tree ...