Heavy equipment packing soil around retained pines destroys fine roots. Symptoms: sudden browning, death. Recovery is unlikely once crown turns brown.
Contact Florida Forest Service County Forester (fl-dof.com) for free on-site evaluation. They'll assess viability and recommend removal or care.
Fence root zones (dripline) before any construction. No grading, parking, or storage inside fence.
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