But dry weather in summer and fall can change all that because the lack of water causes leaves to brown and fall more quickly ...

Fall is typically known as harvest season, but you can plant plenty of fruit trees in your backyard during this season.

SOMETIMES an outside space comes on your radar that is so different, unusual and beautiful, that you just have to share it. Last week, I watched Steve Mills win the inaugural Gardena Top of the ...

Whether they drop a bushel of berries or are prone to snapping stems, these trees are best avoided if you want a yard that's easy to maintain.

Each variety of pear has its own unique flavor profile and texture, meaning that some are better eaten fresh with cheese, ...

Sanitary pruning is okay to do during the fall months; Vasylchyshyna recommends only removing dry, damaged, or dead branches.

In the early part of the 20th century, the American chestnut was ravaged by an invasive fungus that arrived from Asia. That fungus made the American chestnut functionally extinct, and although some ...

Some of central Ohio's trees have already begun changing to their fall colors just a few days into September, and it's not because autumn has come early, local arborists say. An unusually dry August ...

Michigan's parks and backroads fill up each fall with people looking for the most spectacular leaf colors. If you're considering a scenic drive, now may be the time to plan; fall colors aren't far ...

As leaf peeping season is set to begin next month in Connecticut, countless people will be making the trek to the Nutmeg State to witness the array of red, orange and yellow leaves that makes fall a ...

WINFIELD, Pa. — At Northhill Orchard and Supply in Snyder County, owner Ephraim King is looking over his pear trees. Pear season is here, and King is getting ready to harvest them. He says this year, ...

HOLLAND, Mich. — If it looks like fall has arrived early in West Michigan, you’re not imagining it. Across the lakeshore, leaves are turning color and falling weeks ahead of schedule — but it’s not a ...