Central Park Hua zong
Fall foliage
in Central Park Fall foliage came to the Central Park in New York City. And it is one of the best places to see foliage. Central Park has more than 20,000 trees will turning impressive shades of red, gold, orange, and brown. As the fall comse, the days get shorter, and the decreasing sunlight lessens photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is a process in leaves that convert carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and chlorophll,
which makes the leaves green. Fall foliage came to the Central Park in New York City. And is one of the best places to see fall foliage. Central Park has more than 20,000 trees will turning impressive shades of red, gold, orange, and brown. Central Park, initially opened in 1857, is at the center of Manhattan in New York City. With 778 acres of city land, Central Park is north to the 110th St. and south to the 59th St.
And it is the most visited park in the United States. As the fall comes, the green leaves in Central Park starts to turn into different colors. When the days get shorter in fall, decreasing sunlight lessens photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is a process in leaves that convert carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and chlorophyll, which makes leaves green. According to the Fall Foliage Map created by Central Park Conservancy, it has best nine spots to see amazing fall foliage color in Central Park.
Bulb show Manny Ford, a New Yorker, plays bulb show with kids every weekend in the Central Park. Ford’s bulbs enrich the colors in the Central Park during this season, and the bulbs demonstrate a color spray under the daylight. Ford said the heavy wind
on that Sunday, Nov. 3, brought him too many troubles in his working. Kids in the Central Park are really excited about Ford. And the colors of kids’ clothing build an echo under the rainbow bulbs.