A Firefly Expert Illuminates the Insect’s Upcoming Season
May 26, 2023 | By Asher Elbein
autumn
Cabernet Grill’s Smoked Trout and Goat Cheese Rillettes Recipe
October 23, 2019 | By John Lumpkin
This appetizer from the Fredericksburg restaurant is perfect for a fall fête
4 Must-See Fall Foliage Spots in Texas
September 18, 2017 | By Melissa Gaskill
Fall color takes the right kind of trees, meaning deciduous hardwoods. These types of trees practice a sort of winter hibernation, turning off production of chlorophylls, a green pigment in the leaves responsible for producing energy for the tree. Without that green, other leaf pigments become visible, including yellow xanthophyll and orange carotenoids, or the leaf turns shades of brown. Some of the best color comes from Texas red oaks and other oaks, flameleaf sumac, cedar elm, cottonwoods, walnut, sycamore, and, of course, maples—all trees found only in certain parts of the state, at least in any significant numbers.
Where Ye Meets Y’all
October 1, 2015 | By
What if you could escape for a weekend not just to another place but another time?
