Why Evergreens Turn Yellow

<p>Evergreens are a beautiful addition to any landscape, but sometimes they can turn yellow. There are a few different reasons why this can happen, but the most common ones are:</p> Natural needle drop. All evergreens shed their needles eventually, even though it's not as noticeable as deciduous trees. Conifers (pine, spruce, fir, or juniper) typically shed their inner needles first, which can make them look yellow. Environmental stress. Evergreens can be susceptible to stress from a variety of environmental factors, such as drought, heat, cold, salt, and wind. When evergreens are stressed, they can turn yellow as a way to conserve...