Pine tree diseases
Living the Country Life Radio Program
Like all trees, conifers can fall victim to disease, causing them to lose needles, turn brown, and even die. But pine trees respond differently to pests and disease than deciduous trees, so it's important to consult a professional if your pine begins to show signs of poor health. In this episode of the Living the Country Life radio program, an arborist explains how oak trees might pass a deadly fungus to your pines.
Radio interview source: Tchukki Andersen, staff arborist, Tree Care Industry Association
For more information, we recommend the following Web sites:
10 tips for keeping trees healthy: Replacing even a small tree can run into the hundreds of dollars. It only makes sense, then, to protect your investment and nurture trees so they can be appreciated for generations.
What it takes to grow evergreens: Growing the perfect evergreen takes skill and a little experimentation. Here are some tips from a tree farmer.
The best conifers for your yard: Browse this slideshow from the garden experts at BHG.com for photos and information on 18 different kinds of evergreens, including the silver Korean fir pictured here.
