At this time of year, homeowners often are concerned when they see needles turning brown on evergreen trees and shrubs. But it’s nothing to worry about, according to Sharon Yiesla, Plant Clinic ...

It’s normal for deciduous trees and shrubs to drop their leaves in autumn. Many homeowners don’t realize that it’s also normal for evergreens, such as pines, to drop some needles. “Needles ...

Spruce up your yard! With cold-weather hardiness, evergreen beauty and a range of sizes and shapes, the many types of spruce ...

Evergreens like pine, spruce, fir, arborvitae, and hemlock only retain the newest years’ needles (2 or more years), and naturally lose their inner (oldest) needles on established trees each year.

In windbreaks and home landscapes across northeast Nebraska, people are noticing pine, spruce, arborvitae and even cedar trees turning a tan to brown color instead of the spring “green up.” ...

Many people don’t realize that even though needle-leaved trees are called evergreens, the needles do fall off. By Jeff Rugg, Creators Syndicate Jan. 18, 2020 ...

All pines and evergreen conifers shed their needles; think of needles as being like hair. Some fall off while new ones grow in. The oldest needles are more toward the interior of the tree.

Evergreen trees and shrubs often (but not always) have needles and produce cones. These needled cone-bearing trees are called conifers. Example of conifer trees include pine, fir, spruce and cedar.

W hile evergreens are used in many ornamental forms during the holiday season — in fireside garlands, front-door wreaths, and decked-out trees — their pine needles can be turned from ...

Many homeowners have conifer—cone-bearing—trees such as spruce or pine in their landscapes. These trees are commonly called evergreen because they always appear green, unlike deciduous trees ...

In my front yard is a mature white pine that currently looks like it is about to die. The entire tree has a yellow cast to it, caused by bundles of 2-year-old needles that have finished up their ...

Real Christmas trees help to bring the Holiday spirit into your home, but no one wants a litter of needles on the living room floor.