>>2655280Depending on the type of trees you have then a native forest can be predominantly red a couple of weeks out of the year.
I've seen stands that were predominantly sweetgum, black gum, red maple, and ash that were essentially red in certain weeks of the year. But no, a completely red forest the majority of the year? I doubt it. Even then it wouldn't really be a "forest" it would just be a type of orchard. I mean you could take something like Japanese maple and flowering plum that are very red most of the year and sure you'd have a group of red trees you planted but a forest is an actual ecosystem not just a bunch of trees having been planted.
