Nothing's wrong.
Every year I hear someone asking this question.
The inner needles on pine trees and shrubs turn brown and fall off at this time of year - perfectly normal. They only keep their needles on the outer ends of their branches.
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September 15, 2008
what's wrong? pine needles turning brown
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