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Old 04-17-2009, 09:57 PM   #1
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Last year when I started my spring yard cleanup I found green and white splotches for lack of a better word on the 6 large pines that edge my property.I cut the branches back 10-12 feet above the ground and it helped but did not cure the problem.I am planning on taking them completely out this year but as I started my spring cleanup this year I see the same splotches on my maples and alot of dead or dieing limbs.So where can I find out what this is and how to fix it.I really like the trees and they are very large.The nearest collage or Forest service where I could get an answer is about 80 mile or so away . Any ideals on what it might be that is killing my trees or where I would get help?????????

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Call your local county extension office and ask them who to ask - OR - Many tree companies will offer 'free' consultations with their arborist.

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