Mike132327
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Hi all,
I just picked up a few pine trees at a local nursery (zone 7B) first of which is a Pinus Parviflora Catherine Elizabeth. I think the trunk had some nice movement and very nice small foliage. It has a pretty thick trunk almost 4 inches at the base and tapers pretty nicely. I am planning to repot into a shallower clay pot in the spring. This is my first white pine and I have read through many threads here about them (still trying to get my feet under me with all the info, so trying to get some clarity based on where I am at in the process).
I am happy with the thickness of the trunk and I believe I can start refining the tree. From what I gathered I should half bare root it during this potting. Give it a year to recover and if growth is good and the tree is healthy HBR the other side. Is there anything during this process I should be weary of, and any other maintenance I should be doing while the tree is in recovery.
Thank you in advance for anyone who takes the time to respond, and i will be trying to keep an updated thread for this trees progress. Have a great day.
I just picked up a few pine trees at a local nursery (zone 7B) first of which is a Pinus Parviflora Catherine Elizabeth. I think the trunk had some nice movement and very nice small foliage. It has a pretty thick trunk almost 4 inches at the base and tapers pretty nicely. I am planning to repot into a shallower clay pot in the spring. This is my first white pine and I have read through many threads here about them (still trying to get my feet under me with all the info, so trying to get some clarity based on where I am at in the process).
I am happy with the thickness of the trunk and I believe I can start refining the tree. From what I gathered I should half bare root it during this potting. Give it a year to recover and if growth is good and the tree is healthy HBR the other side. Is there anything during this process I should be weary of, and any other maintenance I should be doing while the tree is in recovery.
Thank you in advance for anyone who takes the time to respond, and i will be trying to keep an updated thread for this trees progress. Have a great day.