All the leaves are gone. What season is it?

All the leaves have fallen out, usually in autumn and winter. When the temperature is low in autumn and winter and the climate is dry, plants will stop growing, most or all leaves of deciduous plants will fall off, and new buds will grow in the next spring.

All the leaves are gone. What season is it?

Deciduous leaves are a normal phenomenon of deciduous plants. Generally speaking, most deciduous plants begin to shed their leaves in autumn and winter.

However, not all plants shed their leaves in autumn and winter. Some plants are evergreen all year round, such as conifers, bamboo and coconut trees.

Autumn is the season of falling leaves, and autumn wind will blow the leaves off trees, which is especially common in northern China.