Yellow leaves on plants are one of the most common signals a houseplant sends when something isn’t right. The good news is ...

Just like all species have a life cycle, so do trees and the leaves that make up a tree, but why during a certain time of the year do these leaves change color and then eventually fall off?

Leaves change colors in the fall due to the changes in the length of the day and the cooling of temperatures, signaling the leaves that it's time to get ready for the winter.

Fall is here and leaves across Wisconsin are starting to turn hues of orange, yellow and red. But you might be wondering — why do some leaves change color in the fall? To get to the bottom of ...

Yellow leaves can be a sign of improper watering, insufficient light, insect or disease problems, nutrient deficiencies and sick roots, just to name a few. There are also situations where yellow ...

During the growing season, chlorophyll is abundant in leaves, giving them their signature green color. As chlorophyll breaks down during the fall, the leaves unveil the pigments hiding underneath.

Red; Orange; Yellow; Brown; The beauty of fall lies in the variety of shades – you’ll find crimson, golden-yellow and purplish-red leaves in many parts of the U.S.

During the summer, the green chlorophyll in leaves makes food for trees. But in fall, trees begin to go dormant and reveal their leaves’ underlying colors that exist below the chlorophyll.

Fall foliage progress in Hudson Valley for week of Sept. 26-Oct. 1. According to the most recent report on the website, the Lower Hudson Valley is now in the yellow, meaning many trees are ...

As a gardener, there’s nothing more disheartening than seeing your plants’ vibrant green leaves start to turn yellow. It’s a clear sign that something isn’t quite right, but with so many potential ...