Pines shed their needles the same as a leaf!

This typically occurs in the fall and is essential for the tree's health, allowing for new growth. So, if you see fallen needles, it's a sign that your pine tree is thriving and maintaining its vitality.

Just like deciduous trees lose their leaves, pines regularly shed their needles to make way for new growth.

Interior needles turn brown and fall off creating a natural mulch for the tree..

If your needles are turning brown from the tips that indicates a potential problem with the tree.

As we move into fall and irrigation systems are turned off for the winter, it’s important to water not only your evergreens but all of your plants.

– G. Berg

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