Browning Needles on Evergreens in Early Spring

Late fall, sub zero temperatures caused needles or leaves to flash freeze and turn brown and dry in late winter or early spring. Luan Akin, Tagawa's Garden Ambassador, interviews Certified Arborist, Mike Landers, to find out what happened and what to do about it.
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[@b.jlovett]

Thank you for sharing, I will wait on my tree situation and hope mother nature will cure the browning problem

[@tangogrrl]

Thank you! Was so wondering what to do. Be patient is what I'll do.

[@zsuzsannamatalucci4318]

Ok. Patients. For how long? If we are just patient, how is it going to help. In a mean time how we can help? This is the question.