Fall is a time when nature pulls out all the stops, dressing trees in the most vibrant reds and yellows to create a stunning visual feast. If you’re like me, you eagerly anticipate that moment ...

One of the joys of planting trees with crimson fall leaves is the anticipation of watching their colors deepen as the season progresses. From the first hints of red in early autumn to the full-on ...

There are a range of different trees with red leaves to choose from, with all shapes and sizes on offer so even if your outdoor space is small there are still plenty of options that will work.

Deciduous trees have unique autumn leaf colors that are specific to every species. Fall's most common leaf colors are red, yellow, and orange.

Red is produced by warm, sunny fall days, as well as cool fall nights. Maples, sweetgum, and oaks have red fall leaves. Dogwoods, black tupelo trees, sourwood trees, persimmons, and some sassafras ...

There is some yellow/red fall color. On older trees, the bark flakes and peels attractively and is an additional feature. Unlike the other maples mentioned, locate this tree where drainage is good.

Fall is when it shines with glowing orange-red foliage that persists. It's best in sun but can take part shade. Brilliant sumac adds to the fall color mix in Rist Canyon west of Fort Collins, Colo ...

Red, yellow and blue can be combined to produce all of the other colors. Of course, there are no blue leaved-trees. However, do we see any purples or violets in the fall palette, between blue and red?

As spring unfolds, the deep red blooms of red maple trees along the roadsides and in the woods really stand out. Within days, the blooms fall onto the pavement like blood-red snow.

Some of the trees and shrubs that grow in our area that have some fall color include:. Sourwood: Adapted for sun or shade displays a striking red and orange. Winged sumac: Not to be confused with ...

Not only do they command attention with autumn shades of orange, then yellow and ultimately red in zones 3-9, reaching heights of 40-75 feet in full to part sun, but in 40 years or so, they’ll ...

In summer, small, purplish-black fruits — which birds love — form, followed by gorgeous red, orange, yellow fall leaf color. These natives are hardy to minus 40 degrees.