(USA TODAY) -- We read this news today. Oh boy. A pine tree, planted in Los Angeles in memory of Beatle George Harrison, has been eaten by … beetles. The Los Angeles Times reports that the tree, which ...
At his first home, Kinfauns, George didn’t exactly have a green thumb. However, that changed when he bought Friar Park, a dilapidated Victorian neo-Gothic mansion in Henley-on-Thames, England, in 1970 ...
A tree planted in tribute to former Beatles guitarist George Harrison has died after being infested by...beetles. The pine tree was planted in Los Angeles' Griffith Park in 2004, three years after the ...
City councilman Tom LaBonge told the Los Angeles Times that the pine grew to more than 12 feet tall before succumbing to a bark beetle infestation. The tree was removed last month. LaBonge says it ...
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A tree planted in memorial to late Beatles guitarist George Harrison following his death in Los Angeles in 2001 has been killed by bark beetles amid California's epic drought, ...
A memorial tree dedicated to George Harrison has been killed by beetles. The pine tree, which was planted in 2004 near Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles, will have to be replaced after the original ...
LOS ANGELES -- A tree planted in Los Angeles to honor former Beatle George Harrison has been killed -- by beetles. Councilman Tom LaBonge says the pine grew to more than 12 feet tall before succumbing ...
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