If you have a majestic and stately oak tree (Quercus spp.) growing in your yard, you'll know that the leaves will naturally change color in the fall before they drop off your deciduous tree. This ...

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Tree species determines leaf color The species of a tree will determine the colors of its leaves in autumn. Leaves of hickories, aspen and yellow poplar will turn to shades of yellow and golden ...

opinion Commentary All leaves accept their closing time Some are realists, others indecisive or existentialists, but they all accept the serenity of old age.

A father said it’s a miracle he and his young child are still alive after a massive oak tree came crashing down on their car in San Mateo Wednesday afternoon.

The drive along Orchard Heights Road in the hills west of Salem is spectacular this time of year. Orange and red oak tree leaves float about as grape leaves in vineyards turn yellow in preparation ...

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The tree is no longer growing by mid-autumn but it may still be clothed in foliage if conditions stay mild. This allows time for the tree to reabsorb nutrients from its leaves (that’s what ...

If you are wondering why you haven’t been finding as many acorns under oak trees, spongy moths may be to blame. Spongy moths, formerly called gypsy moths, have been eating oak tree leaves across ...

Have you ever walked in the shade of a mighty oak tree? In late summer or fall, you may find an odd little brown woody ball attached to a fallen twig. Look up into the tree, and you may see more ...