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The Columbus Dispatch
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Dry, sunny and cool October weather produced unusually vibrant fall colors in central Ohio. Shorter days reduce chlorophyll in deciduous leaves, revealing yellow and orange pigments, while sunny days and cool, nonfreezing nights help produce red hues. For next year, the article recommends planting trees such as red maple, dogwood, ginkgo, birch or sassafras for specific autumn colors.
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