Pine tree leaning after major rain and wind, can it be saved?

That’s all you can do, tie them down on all four sides. It should recover in the months ahead.

BTW, were the trees transplanted as grown trees or they actually grew in place as saplings?

Stake it for a year or so, and you may want to mulch around the base to protect any disturbed roots.

Be careful if you use any “girdling” ropes or chokers. If you put too much pressure around the circumference of the tree at any point, you’ll choke it off above that point. Any chokers or girdling ropes should be well “softened” (spread out the area where they contact the bark of the tree) so that you don’t kill it by trying to save it.

You can get a professional arborist (tree surgeon, horticulturist) to do the staking and pegging if the trees are valuable. Or get some online directions and try it yourself.

(And do not, please, use steaks. That’s the reward for afterwards.)

@gailcalled . . . steaks . . . nice catch… those, if used will rot and stink the whole place, unless the critters get to them first . . .

Stake them up, hire someone to put in something strong and then winch them a little so they straighten, monitor every three months.