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Published: November 2011
Revised: January 2022
Pages: 10
Archived - Seasonal Foliage Discoloration and Loss in Pacific Northwest Evergreen Conifer Trees
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Why is my conifer turning red and brown? Is that normal? Find out here what constitutes regular seasonal color variations and what might be more serious.
Page Count: 10
Published: November 2011
Revised: January 2022
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SKU: FS056E
Category: Archived
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