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The reds, yellows, and oranges we love so much are right around the corner. Once the crisp days of fall finally arrive, stunning foliage is something so many of us look forward to each year. It ...

Celebrate the season with these cute sayings on leaves, pumpkins, apples and other fall favorites. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

The I Love NY fall foliage tracker allows visitors to monitor autumn leaf progress every week during the fall season, with the latest report posted on Sept. 12.

Use these inspired sayings to share your love of falling leaves, apples, pumpkin spice and all things autumn. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

The I Love NY fall foliage tracker allows visitors to monitor autumn leaf progress every week during the fall season, with the latest report posted on Sept. 26.

Candy corn and leaf-pile cannonballs: Falling in love with fall, all over again Melanie Stetson Freeman/Staff/File Two columns of trees regard each other across a road, Oct. 7, 2013, in Gill ...

The I Love NY fall foliage tracker allows visitors to monitor autumn leaf progress every week during the fall season, with the latest report posted on Oct. 9.

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"We love fall foliage in New England, and there's a reason why people come from all over the world to see it. It's consistently a great display," Salge told WBZ-TV.

"We love our trees in Wellesley, but they do create a maintenance issue in the fall," said Brandon Schmitt of the Wellesley Natural Resources Commission. Problems like clogging storm drains.