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Expert Profile: Jim Hyland

Expertise:  Registered Forester in the Southern US with 30 years experiance in managing pines. Expert in pine forest health from management to control of pests to ID of species.

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very helpful thankyou for your quick response,i would defiently use you again brilliant.
(lainie on 08/12/08)
this helps a bunch thank you
(Lyn on 08/09/08)
Thank You Scott Benner
(Scott Benner on 08/06/08)
Thank you for the knowledge!! Very great answer. Now I will take in consideration about the planting. nver knew that!
(Jimmie on 08/06/08)
Thank you Mr. Hyland for answering my question so thoroughly and promptly. After surfing the internet endlessly, you have hit the nail on the he
(vicki on 08/02/08)
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Recent Answers from Jim Hyland
2008-08-10  lylandi conifers Leyland cypress has been widely touted in recent years as the fast growing, pest-free, do-it-all tree for southern landscapes. It has gotten a reputation as a low maintenance tree but leyland cypress is...
2008-08-09  moving pine trees from front yard to back Trees may be planted either in the spring or the fall. Deciduous plants may be moved in the spring as soon as the frost is out of the ground, up until the time when new foliage is partly unfurled. In...
2008-08-08  pine tree trimming The beat time would be in the late Fall after the hardwood tree have dropped their leaves. The pines will have less sap movement and the wounds will not exude sap which could attract bark beetles to the...
2008-08-07  Pine trees dying If it were hit by lightning the pines would usually die. hardwood tree seem to survive lightning better than the conifers mainly due to the resin content in the pine tree. Sometime lightning will hit one...
2008-08-05  pine trees dieing These are called bagworms. If you control them early in their life cycle they are fairly easy to control. If the tree is small hand picking them is best and easy. To control the bagworms the easiest...
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