During a fall foliage hike in Beaver Creek, professional photographer Jad Davenport shows photos of an Aspen leaf that he’s sprinkled with water. (Brittany Anas, Special to The Denver Post) Play ...

Water aspen weekly in summer with irrigation that’s slow enough to sink deep into the soil. In dry winters, water once per month on days when temperatures are warmer than 45 degrees and there ...

We live in a neighborhood just north of F½ and 25 roads with several older aspen trees (15–18 years old) in the neighborhood. We have a large, full aspen tree Leaf scorch could be the issue ...

Aspen air and water apparently are high commodities these days. Two products from different producers have taken the Aspen name and reputation of clean air and water to attract customers.

The color change is not brought about by a decrease in temperature, but by the diminishing hours of sunlight.In a sense, the leaves don’t actually change color. The tree responds to decreased daylight ...

“Aspen requires quite a lot of water compared to other trees in the springs to develop a good leaf cover,” he added. The big question: When and where will colors peak? A map released this week by ...