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 Re: Is my pine tree dead?
[Re: rj74955]
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03/11/21 03:53 AM
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Billy Blazer 300 HPDI
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[quote=Billy Blazer 300 HPDI]One of my wifes friends, girl she went to high school with is married to a guy that is loaded. She moved out got her own house, he still throwes money at her like its free. Few months back they dropped 35k in new trees for this new house she lives when she wants too. To make a long story short............they all froze and died.
 I bet she's hot and likes to party. She is hot, thatās why she is married to maybe one of the more wealthy men in Texas, but she doesnāt like to party.
Thanks, Billy
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Re: Is my pine tree dead?
[Re: Mudshark]
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03/11/21 05:19 AM
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karpbuster
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They can grind the tree from the top down these days, they routinely drive a very large saw along the trees to cut off branch's around power lines on the way to the lake house on Rayburn.
Fear not! No problem cubic dollars can not fix.
"Love is something more stern and splendid than mere kindness."
"All that we call human history--money, poverty, ambition, war, prostitution, classes, empires, slavery--[is] the long terrible story of man trying to find something other than God which will make him happy." ļæ½ C.S. Lewis
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Re: Is my pine tree dead?
[Re: Mudshark]
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03/11/21 08:08 AM
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Coach Hark
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I once had a job with a dude that specialized in cutting down trees close to the house. You rope them, make a pulley in the tree and they never āfallā and never hit the ground. Thatās because it will tear a yard up and my boss made sure they didnāt hit the ground!! If they did hit the ground it was my arse chewing.
But to answer your question, if itās a mature pine tree it has a chance but usually, especially on younger trees they die. The mature tree may survive. This is based on a change of temperature of 60 degrees, it for sure causes damage because the tree doesnāt have the ability to āhardenā.
Last edited by Coach Hark; 03/11/21 08:24 AM.
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