LongLeaf Pines Need a Controlled Burn

One Word Wednesday: Pine-ing

Young longleaf pine saplings need fire to grow. Although control burns may not be a pine cone’s best friend.

George L. Smith State Park, Twin City, Georgia.

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2 responses to “LongLeaf Pines Need a Controlled Burn”

  1. Neal Saye Avatar

    Maybe we all need a controlled burn from time to time.

    1. Robert Avatar

      That may hurt a bit but I can see its benefits.

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