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rzemanfl

(31,272 posts) Fri Sep 15, 2017, 09:15 PM Sep 2017

I don't recall the trees losing their leaves like this in past storms. [View all]

My yard in Pinellas looks like it is January. Will the trees survive this early, hurricane induced Fall?

I have to go to bed soon, exhausted from cleanup, re-positioning possessions, fixing fence that blew over, helping friends. I will check for responses tomorrow.

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I don't recall the trees losing their leaves like this in past storms. [View all] rzemanfl Sep 2017 OP

Sleep well teach1st Sep 2017 #1

Thank you. n/t rzemanfl Sep 2017 #4

Yes. It's the effect of all the salt water being blown through the air Warpy Sep 2017 #2

That also explains why every window needs washing. It is one of my projects today. n/t rzemanfl Sep 2017 #5

It ocurred to me that in prior storms we had a lot of rain. rzemanfl Sep 2017 #7

Most should be OK mahigan Sep 2017 #3

Thank you. The biggest tree in our yard is not all that healthy. rzemanfl Sep 2017 #6

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