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Colorful Colorado - The Science Behind Our Fall Colors

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by Amy Lentz, Weld County Horticulture Agent Each year, after the summer season ends and ski season begins, there’s a two to three-w...
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The Science Behind Autumn Leaf Colors

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Special post by: Nika Reininger, Master Gardener in Larimer County (uploaded by Alison O'Connor) Colorado's fall color: Oak leav...
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