However, this logic becomes slightly unstuck when it comes to beech leaves. So if you're wondering if you remove autumn leaves from your garden, well, it depends.

It’s time to appreciate the iconic American beech tree; it comprises nearly 40% of our northern forests, and the species ...

In a nutshell, these oaks, along with beech and hornbeam trees, hold on to most or some of their leaves during the winter and then shed them in the spring. This process is called marcescence ...

In autumn, beech leaves turn yellow and then tan and many will remain on the tree throughout the cold months. Curled, dry and brown, they rattle in the winter wind until new growth replaces them ...

Sean O'Brien, from the UNH Cooperative Extension, takes a look at how beech leaf disease spreads and the signs to help you ...

Researchers urge property owners to check for beech leaf disease before leaves fall. Laura Fitzgerald. Port Huron Times Herald.

Fall leaves show their true colors ... Carotenoids, the same pigments present in carrots, are responsible for yellow, orange and brown foliage, like that of beech, birch and sycamore trees.

Figure 1. It may be winter, but these beech trees at Knox State Park in East Aurora, New York still have leaves on them. This is called marcescence.

We are approaching fall, but even as the summertime weather holds on, it's time to plan for fall activities in Ohio. That includes viewing the turning leaves this fall. The fall equinox arrives ...