This month's new moon phase has a lot going on, according to astrology. Not only is this week's new moon opposing Pluto, ...

For more annual color in our spaces, we could consider sweet peas, violas, and cosmos. Calendula, alyssum, and cornflower (i.e., Bachelor’s Buttons) are quick to germinate and can extend color in the ...

Welcome to this fun and creative tutorial where we dive into making a 3D Flower Pot Faux Peekaboo Tumbler Sleeve using premium materials from Creative Fabrica and TeckWrapCraft! Whether you're a ...

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – There are several reasons why you should not blow your leaves onto the street this fall. Piles of leaves can clog storm drains. Clogged stormwater pipes cause street flo… ...

The tree is no longer growing by mid-autumn but it may still be clothed in foliage if conditions stay mild. This allows time for the tree to reabsorb nutrients from its leaves (that’s what ...

I'm glad to see fewer and fewer homeowners in my neighborhood bagging and discarding leaves; unlike previous years, I know they're focused on sustainable alternatives. Whether their efforts are ...

With fall upon us and the leaves changing color and falling to the ground, the age-old question arises: Should I rake my leaves?

Consider mulching your lawn leaves in place them rather than raking or blowing them.

Celebrating fall: The riot of russet tones, the brisk air, the crunchy leaves. The answer to what ails us? It’s often as simple as stepping outside.

Travel blogger Alexandra Blodgett has visited 35 national parks. Some of the best for fall foliage are often overlooked, she said.

Our Free Press photographers have been on the road, capturing the beauty of Michigan's fall foliage.

Anyone can participate in this project by sharing your photos of fall foliage, anytime from 1950's to present day, with the Acadia National Park Fall Foliage Project.