Too Many Leaf Piles Can Smother Grass. Having too many piles of leaves on your lawn will keep your grass from getting enough ...

Leave the leaves to improve both your garden and the planet while still having a tidy yard with these expert tips. As ...

You let the leaves fall. You let them sit there all winter long. They do their habitat thing through the cold and dark season and the broken-down leaves feed the forest trees all spring, ...

Fall foliage is such a special time of the year because peak colors only last about a week. Here's the science of why leaves change color and fall. Skip Navigation ...

Fall this year has been a bit unusual in that we had fairly warm temperatures for this time of year. This likely disrupted the gradual process.

The trees, which sport vibrant yellow-gold foliage in fall, grow to about 25 feet in zones 5-8, but in the right conditions (protection from winter winds in the north and scorching heat in the ...

Fall is here, though it may not feel like it in metro Phoenix. Leaves will soon be changing near Flagstaff and Sedona. Here's the science behind it.

The vibrant colors seen in fall foliage are somewhat a return to normal for the foliage. In spring, trees and shrubs begin using sunlight to produce chlorophyll, a substance which contains a green ...

When to expect fall colors. Reed said the leaves will soon be changing from green to yellows, red and orange colors. “I’m starting to see a little bit of blush of color already and I’m in ...

Consider mulching your lawn leaves in place them rather than raking or blowing them. All you need to do is set your mower to mulch and use a high setting (3 1/2-4 inches) to accommodate the leaves.