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Posted by jeff_wisnia on October 17, 2009, 1:21 pm

ransley wrote:

> wrote:
>

>>Can bark mulch kill or turn fur tree branches brown?

>
>
> My fur tree branches are always brown, alot of needles normaly go
> brown this time of year and fall, bark much wont hurt or kill a tree.

Brown is the commonest color for fur, isn't it? <G>

Jeff

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Posted by Van Chocstraw on October 17, 2009, 7:42 pm

jeff_wisnia wrote:

> ransley wrote:

>> wrote:

>>> Can bark mulch kill or turn fur tree branches brown?

>> My fur tree branches are always brown, alot of needles normaly go
>> brown this time of year and fall, bark much wont hurt or kill a tree.

>
>
> Jeff
>

Around her needles are green, not brown normally.

Posted by Tony on October 18, 2009, 12:46 am

Van Chocstraw wrote:

> jeff_wisnia wrote:

>> ransley wrote:

>>> wrote:
>>>> Can bark mulch kill or turn fur tree branches brown?
>>> My fur tree branches are always brown, alot of needles normaly go
>>> brown this time of year and fall, bark much wont hurt or kill a tree.

>> Jeff

> Around her needles are green, not brown normally.

Did you notice the <G>? He wasn't talking about needles. Not to

mention I think when referring to a tree, it's Fir, not fur. Well
anyway it used to be before the internet starting to ruin the English
language making it worse than it was already.

Posted by on October 18, 2009, 8:27 am

> Van Chocstraw wrote:

> > jeff_wisnia wrote:

> >> ransley wrote:
> >>> wrote:
> >>>> Can bark mulch kill or turn fur tree branches brown?
> >>> My fur tree branches are always brown, alot of needles normaly go
> >>> brown this time of year and fall, bark much wont hurt or kill a tree.
> >> Jeff

> > Around her needles are green, not brown normally.

> Did you notice the <G>? =A0He wasn't talking about needles. =A0Not to
> mention I think when referring to a tree, it's Fir, not fur. =A0Well
> anyway it used to be before the internet starting to ruin the English
> language making it worse than it was already.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -

I think what he was talking about is the fact that at least some pine
trees and maybe similar trees have some of their needles turn yellow
this time of year and then they shed them and grow new ones. People
can mistake that for a tree problem.

Posted by dpb on October 18, 2009, 9:42 am

trader4@optonline.net wrote:

>> Van Chocstraw wrote:

>>> jeff_wisnia wrote:
>>>> ransley wrote:
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>> Can bark mulch kill or turn fur tree branches brown?
>>>>> My fur tree branches are always brown, alot of needles normaly go
>>>>> brown this time of year and fall, bark much wont hurt or kill a tree.
>>>> Jeff
>>> Around her needles are green, not brown normally.

>> Did you notice the <G>? He wasn't talking about needles. Not to
>> mention I think when referring to a tree, it's Fir, not fur. ...

> I think what he was talking about is the fact that at least some pine
> trees ...

Whoosh........

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