In conversation with Tony, he mentions that sugar maple trees are sun-loving grows that age to be as tall as 75 feet. "It's famous for its stunning fall foliage in hues of orange, red, and yellow ...

You can get fall color here with maple trees, but read Dan Gill's suggestions on what varities to plant.

While the sugar maple is widely lauded as the king of fall color, looking “beyond the maple” can add both beauty and natural benefits to your landscape, officials said.

Sugar maple (Acer saccharum) is the main component of the eastern hardwood forest and one of the trees most responsible for New England’s fall color.

A Japanese maple tree turned bright red at Morris Arboretum. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY) Philadelphia is currently situated in fall’s sweet spot — the temperature has cooled, pumpkin spice has hit coffee ...

Sugar Maple Another maple tree that's sure to bring fall color into your life is the sugar maple! With their magnificent height range of 40 to 120 feet and vibrant displays of fall foliage in the ...

Three of these, chalk maple, silver maple, and box elder, are not good landscaping trees, but two native maples will thrive here with appropriate care and will grace your yard with fall color.

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.

For instance, the maple and sugar maple, which produce brilliant yellow and orange colors, are often among the earliest to change color, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.

In conversation with Tony, he mentions that sugar maple trees are sun-loving grows that age to be as tall as 75 feet. "It's famous for its stunning fall foliage in hues of orange, red, and yellow ...