Dying pine? Advice please
mpwong76
10 years ago
Hi all. Love this forum. Thanks ahead for any advice. This "privacy tree" was planted by the developer last fall. Fast forward one year and its turning brown. I have 7 others similar trees without issue. This one is planted near the canopy of some maple trees in my backyard. Any thoughts? Salvageable? Thanks!
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