Pine trees

[Tobys Dad]

Anyone know why so many pine trees are turning brown around several area ponds? I have seen this on at least 4 golf course ponds.

[Polar Bear]

Probably cypress trees? If so, perfectly normal.

[lake5798]

They are deciduous conifers which lose their needles each year

[dotti105]

Some have been underwater with the heavy rains this fall. They will die. Several in/by the ponds on 441 near OBG look like they are past the point of being saved.

[nkrifats]

Anyone know why so many pine trees are turning brown around several area ponds? I have seen this on at least 4 golf course ponds.

Not Pine Trees. They are Cypress trees.

[Bonanza]

Some have been underwater with the heavy rains this fall. They will die. Several in/by the ponds on 441 near OBG look like they are past the point of being saved.

They are Cypress and aren't dead and won't die.

[dotti105]

I stand corrected! They looked like very damaged pines to me. I hate to see trees lost, so I'm glad I was wrong. I'll look forward to watching them green up in the spring!

[Tobys Dad]

I too am glad they are not pines. Hope to see them green up in the spring. Thanks for the info.