[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.

Originally Posted by 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.

Not Pine Trees. They are Cypress trees.

[Bonanza]

Originally Posted by 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.

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.