Genetics, weather and other factors play a major role in when each tree species loses its leaves and what color they turn in the fall. Genetics, ...

No, not all trees change colors or drop their leaves. Generally, the trees that drop their leaves and change colors are called "deciduous trees" and typically have large, broad leaves.

Variety of Trees: Wisconsin is home to a wide variety of trees, including maple, oak, birch, and aspen. This diversity of trees means that there is a wide range of colors on display during the ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Across northcentral Wisconsin, leaves have begun to change from green into red, orange, yellow, and brown earlier than in previous years. The primary factor behind the ...

More: On the first weekend of fall, Wisconsin's Northwoods are halfway to peak foliage "Colors will still be beautiful," Hutnik said. "But it will be different in different places depending upon ...

Elm trees have leaves that are doubly toothed around the margins and are usually asymmetrical at the ... Oregon, and Washington, though they also grow in New York, Wisconsin, and other states. 5 ...

PINE LAKE, Wis. (WFRV) – The driver of an SUV was hospitalized following a significant crash into multiple trees in northern Wisconsin early Saturday morning. The Pine Lake Fire Rescue shared ...

Larry Meiller, host of Wisconsin Public Radio’s “The Larry Meiller Show,” has had his tree for about 12 years, and her name sometimes comes up on the air, including his “Garden Talk ...

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 ...

As fall begins in Wisconsin, you might be seeing some trees changing colors a bit earlier than usual. This is largely due to the drought which has caused stress on many trees in the state ...

Leaves are finally trading their green chlorophyll layers for shades of red, orange and yellow. According to Travel Wisconsin’s Wisconsin Fall Color Report, fall colors in Madison are expected ...

MILWAUKEE - As daylight shortens late summer into fall, trees begin preparing for winter – sending nutrients down into the roots as average temperatures continue to fall. Thanks to eastern ...