Pine needles falling

• Belly35

  

  I've notice that my pine tree neddles are falling more than ever, around my office the same thing and at my wife work the pine needle are everwhere. The falling pine needles are worst than ever, anyone know why or what does this mean?
• salto

  

  What kind of pine is it? Most pines do not shed every year.
• believer

  

  Belly35;1662675 wrote:I've notice that my pine tree neddles are falling more than ever, around my office the same thing and at my wife work the pine needle are everwhere. The falling pine needles are worst than ever, anyone know why or what does this mean?

  
  ebola
• salto

  

  Belly35;1662675 wrote:I've notice that my pine tree neddles are falling more than ever, around my office the same thing and at my wife work the pine needle are everwhere. The falling pine needles are worst than ever, anyone know why or what does this mean?

  Thanks Obama
• believer

  

  salto;1662684 wrote:Thanks Obama

  You give Barry too much credit.
• mcburg93

  

  Not sure what is causing that but we have lost 3 100+ year old hard maples the last year due to some stupid beetle. Have the traps out and hope its stops the issue.
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  mine are dropping needles and I had to take 2 down. Something's killing mine. I also have fungus in the ground under it so I'm sure it's that.
• Enforcer

  

  ZWICK 4 PREZ;1662783 wrote:mine are dropping needles and I had to take 2 down. Something's killing mine. I also have fungus in the ground under it so I'm sure it's that.

  ive had to take out My Apple Tree, Dogwood, and Grapes this year something was killing them off
• Belly35

  

  In the 30 plus years of living in my home and having 6 big pine trees they have never lost this much needles ever. This year because of the winter I lost 4 Buttlefly bush, 6 rose bushes ...
  
  Its never Obama fault he blames everything on someone else
• Oldman82

  If your trees are white pine then I believe they drop their needles that are 3 yrs old. So three years ago if your pines grew alot their could be more needlest than what you're use to.
• adog

  Oldman82;1663063 wrote:If your trees are white pine then I believe they drop their needles that are 3 yrs old. So three years ago if your pines grew alot their could be more needlest than what you're use to.

  This, it is perfectly normal
• thavoice

  Belly35;1663017 wrote:In the 30 plus years of living in my home and having 6 big pine trees they have never lost this much needles ever. This year because of the winter I lost 4 Buttlefly bush, 6 rose bushes ...
  
  Its never Obama fault he blames everything on someone else

  YEah, the winter took a toll on some of my shit too. Couple of rose bushes were almost down to nothing, a few bushes pretty much had to get pared down to the ground. Not sure what it was called but the 4 I have and the couple the neighbors had saw the same fate.
  Local landscaping guy wrote about it in the paper this spring how the harsh winter will affect alot of it and some may come back in time. Oh well.
• Belly35

  

  I'm expecting another harsh winter again.
  I'm wrapping some of my bushes with burlap and or plastic to protect them this year, cheaper to buy them replanting bushes.
  
  
• 4cards

  

  Enforcer;1663004 wrote:ive had to take out My Apple Tree, Dogwood, and Grapes this year something was killing them off

  ...If I plant my wife in the back yard, maybe something will kill her off as well.
• Tiernan

  I use pine needles as natural tooth picks and they freshen breath too.
• ernest_t_bass

  

  4cards;1663397 wrote:...If I plant my wife in the back yard, maybe something will kill her off as well.

  LOL. Reps