SPRUCE TREES
PINE TREES
15 Comments
4/28/2023 09:43:48 am
Thank you for being vulnerable in this post. It takes a lot of courage to share personal stories, and it was truly impactful!
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4/28/2023 09:47:23 am
You have a real talent for making complex topics understandable!
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4/28/2023 09:51:35 am
This post is incredibly informative and helpful. Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise with us!
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5/23/2023 09:30:48 am
"Your expertise in this subject matter shines through the detailed explanations and examples provided."
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9/12/2023 03:17:09 am
We regularly read your blog and always find it interesting so thank you for continuing to keep putting out your content.
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11/21/2023 12:19:40 am
Love the beautiful views of these two trees. I don't wish for anyones trees to be diseased and I am glad you are spreading awareness for this.
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12/27/2023 09:49:26 am
It's essential to be aware of the threats like Rhizosphaera needle cast, spider mites, and bagworms that can lead to the decline and thinning of spruce trees over time – emphasizing the significance of proactive measures for their health.
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1/9/2024 11:25:57 pm
Thanks for sharing these tips on preventing fungal diseases in non-native pine trees. Understanding the impact of Dothistroma needle blight and Diplodia tip blight is key for their protection.
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1/30/2024 01:30:23 am
This information on pine trees is enlightening. Knowing about the susceptibility of non-native pines to needle diseases and the preventive measures, like foliar sprays, helps in preserving the vitality of these trees.
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1/31/2024 11:52:15 pm
This is helpful information about the potential issues spruce trees face in eastern Nebraska and the importance of an annual preventative spray program. Thanks for sharing insights on addressing concerns like Rhizosphaera needle cast, spider mites, and bagworms.
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