Oh, and the next door neighbor cut down a small (about 35 feet) pine tree that had died. It probably had bark beetles, as its needles had turned entirely brown. I don't know if he cut it down soon enough to prevent the infestation from spreading to other trees, though. Mine is the only house on the block with no pines in the yard (aside from the tiny ones that pop up every year in the wrong places and have to be removed.) Other neighbors might find themselves cutting down sick pines next year, though. Glad I've got oaks.
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Oh, and the next door neighbor cut down a small (about 35 feet) pine tree that had died. It probably had bark beetles, as its needles had turned entirely brown. I don't know if he cut it down soon enough to prevent the infestation from spreading to other trees, though. Mine is the only house on the block with no pines in the yard (aside from the tiny ones that pop up every year in the wrong places and have to be removed.) Other neighbors might find themselves cutting down sick pines next year, though. Glad I've got oaks.
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