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Q: We purchased a small Italian stone pine in a pot last Christmas. We thought it would probably die when the warmer weather arrived, but it has lots of new growth. Should we pot it into a larger ...

The city of Carpinteria is considering what to do about its struggling yet beloved Italian stone pines, a non-native species of tree that adorns several streets. A recent report shows two of the 28 ...

Crews in Lompoc are trimming the Italian Stone Pines on H Street this week. The city says there are 60 of the trees along the street. The trees have been there since the 1930’s and 1940’s. City ...

Rich Closson, one of three Santa Barbara residents who appealed the Street Tree Advisory Committee's decision, speaks before the City Council on Tuesday in favor of saving the Italian stone pine trees ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Pinus pinea - Italian Stone Pine After 33 years writing a gardening column for the Post-Dispatch, Chip Tynan is retiring from the ...

The City of Santa Barbara’s Urban Forestry staff will remove five Italian stone pines on East Anapamu Street after a comprehensive assessment identified the aging trees as a threat to public safety.

Dear Neil: We purchased a small Italian stone pine in a pot last Christmas. We thought it would probably die when the warmer weather arrived, but it has lots of new growth. Should we pot it into a ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The historic Italian Stone Pine trees will be protected as the Santa Barbara City Council voted 6-0 Tuesday night to keep them on the 300 to 800 blocks of East Anapamu Street. ...

For a while it looked like it would be coming down, then it was up in the air, but now it appears that the life of the Italian stone pine tree on Regan Lane, beloved by many in the neighborhood, has ...

Elmwood community members mourn the death of a large Italian stone pine tree on the corner of Cherry and Russell streets that will need to be removed by early November. Owners of the tree Delilah ...