Growing and maintaining a pine tree is simple. Learn more about How to Grow A Pine Tree From Seeds. The trees come in a variety of sizes and you can choose

Caring for a pine tree is rather easy once it has been established. There are only a handful of problems that can affect a mature tree. It is important when planting a new tree to be mindful of where you plant the sapling, and make sure to give it enough water, sun and shade in its first month.

Pine trees are evergreen trees that come in many varieties. Young pines need special attention, and need to be guarded rigorously against animals and sun damage during their first few years. With good care while young, your pine trees will...

Ponderosa Pine tree seedlings. 1 foot in height. Shipping is the same price whether you get 1 or up to 20. Shipped bare root. Shipping is on Mondays UPS. We recommend planting them into containers for the first few months to acclimate the trees to their new climate before you plant them into the ground. Keeping them in a pot close to your house ensures you can keep a close eye on their soil moisture, and they have proper nutrition. We are a licensed and state inspected nursery.

Time to order some trees to plant!! These containerized Loblolly seedlings can be planted year round, no dormancy required as with bare root seedlings. We will ship your orders within five days or you can schedule delivery for later. These are high quality loblolly pine seedlings grown in container trays, with the roots in a plug shaped medium of potting soil, not bare root seedlings. They are grown from improved seed stock and certified disease free. The advantages of containerized seedling plugs are: can be planted all year, no dormancy required, easy to plant with a shovel or a 1 1/2 inch drill bit in your cordless drill(see my shop listing to have one shipped with your order). You will get better survival than bare root seedlings, more drought resistant, and faster initial growth rate. Average size stem is 16 inches tall and the root plug is 6 X 1.5 inches. These perfect seedlings will make nice gifts for weddings, funerals, and classroom projects. These loblolly are the fastest growing pine for shade trees , for a privacy barrier fence, or to fill an empty lot. Shipped in a sturdy cardboard box lined with a biodegradable plastic bag, all eco friendly materials. Detailed planting instructions included with each order. These seedlings will keep for weeks before planting if kept moist. See my shop listing to purchase an auger to quickly plant these with your cordless drill No shipments to Ca,OR, WA,AZ, NV, CO, NM, or UT due to pine beetle quarantine.

Ylva Lekberg exposes the fascinating world of soil ecology. Did you know that up to 16,000 invertebrates support your feet when you take a step in a mature forest? Did you know that the smell of soil is due to actinomycetes? One cup of forest soil can hold as many bacteria as there are people on Earth and hundreds of miles of fungal hyphae. Come learn more about the functions and interactions of the creatures that inhabit our soils this Wednesday (February 27th) at 7 pm at the Montana Natural History Center in Missoula.

Pick up pine cones this fall and learn How to Grow a Tree from a Pine Cone. Plant pine cones and seeds in pots and watch a pine tree sprout!

See the best way to use pine needles in gardens, flowerbeds and more. See where you can use pine needles, and where you shouldn't!

Virginia Department of Forestry (DOF) has been growing seedlings for Virginia landowners for more than 100 years. When you put your money in the ground in the form of seedlings,... Read More

DIY pine cone bonsai. How to create a pine cone bonsai tree.

This digital download features a White Pine seedling just sprouted from a bed of moss. The 1x1 ratio that is listed in the title determines what size print (in inches) the photo will be better for which in this case is any square size up to 24x24. The pixel dimensions of this photo are 7,200 width and 7,200 height (300dpi). Thanks for looking at my photo(s). I personally love having nature close by, and when I can't be immersed in it, having a few photos printed around me and as backgrounds on my screens is nice. And truly that's what motivates me to take the camera with me almost every day on walks, hikes, canoeing, skiing, and just poking around the hills and dales where I live. And, I enjoy sharing my photos with like-minded people such as yourself (probably). What I'm offering here are the photo files (the digital data), not prints, not a physical photo, nothing coming by mail. So when you complete your purchase and Etsy sends you the confirmation email, there will be a link to click. That's how you get the photo file.

Well, I have been very slow about my recent updates; I've still got three more posts from my trip back in December (and they are still coming!). It's been a pretty busy time being back in North Carolina and moving down to Mobile, Alabama. Center circle of the Millie McConnell Rhododendron Garden in the morning light. But, I have some very exciting news! I've been accepted into the University of Edinburgh's Master's of Science in the Biodiversity and Taxonomy of Plants! That's right: Edinburgh, Scotland. The year-long program is done in conjunction with the researchers at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and looks to provide an incredible opportunity to gain more training and experience in field botany and applied taxonomy (also to explore the beautiful country of Scotland and be involved with RBG Edinburgh). Wow. I have some more good news. I will be staying on at the Mobile Botanical Garden in Mobile, AL over the summer working on the grounds and staying plugged in with their other programs. I can't wait to really dig in and get more involved in the collections. Finally, I would like to send out a general thank you for everyone who has kept up with me and my travels. It has meant a lot to me that I have friends and family that care about me and what I'm doing. I would appreciate if you would take some time to view my GoFundMe page and think about if there is anything you would care to donate. Just like this little Pinus palustris seedling, I am just getting started, but I am well on my way.

Here are methods you can use to transplant natural and containerized tree seedlings, also known as saplings.

Image 1506027 is of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) seedling(s). It is by USDA Forest Service - Region 8 - Southern at USDA Forest Service. Art -

Learn about the growth stages of pine trees and factors that affect their growth rate. Discover how long it takes for a pine sapling to become an adult pine and the importance of patience and proper care in nurturing pine trees to maturity.

Growing and maintaining a pine tree is simple. Learn more about How to Grow A Pine Tree From Seeds. The trees come in a variety of sizes and you can choose

Pine seeds are contained within a female pine cone structure, which is hard and scaly. Each scale contains two seeds. Male pine cones contain pollen and fertilize the female cones in order to produce viable pine tree seedlings. These usually are released the second autumn after fertilization.

Growing and maintaining a pine tree is simple. Learn more about How to Grow A Pine Tree From Seeds. The trees come in a variety of sizes and you can choose

Pine trees are hearty trees that have a lifespan of 50 to 450 years or more! The life expectancy of pine trees varies between types, locations, and environmental factors.