Funny thing.
Here in the 'hood I've had four neighbors who have had pines on thier lots go orange, and die suddenly. There's never been any rythme or reason to it - I've personally used my saw to drop two of the things. I'm not a fan of pines, and it seems everyone has the stuff in their chimnea backyard woodpile.
Turns out that DuPont and the local lawn services may be responsible.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...n_jKBw&usg=AFQjCNHKgQ200TDbsjYepPq28QEvmuPzpQ
Makes me feel better about passing on the lawn service advertisements that constantly show up in the mail.
Here in the 'hood I've had four neighbors who have had pines on thier lots go orange, and die suddenly. There's never been any rythme or reason to it - I've personally used my saw to drop two of the things. I'm not a fan of pines, and it seems everyone has the stuff in their chimnea backyard woodpile.
Turns out that DuPont and the local lawn services may be responsible.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...n_jKBw&usg=AFQjCNHKgQ200TDbsjYepPq28QEvmuPzpQ
Makes me feel better about passing on the lawn service advertisements that constantly show up in the mail.