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Registered Forester in the Southern US with 30 years experiance in managing pines. Expert in pine forest health from management to control of pests to ID of species.

 
   

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Conifers - Care of transplanted pine trees


Expert: Jim Hyland - 7/24/2008

Question
We had 40 10-14 foot Austrian pines planted on our property about three months ago. The company that did the work has gone out of business. I would like to know what type of care we should be providing to the trees (e.g. watering, spraying for insects, trimming)?

Answer
If you have not done so I would mulch around the trees in about a three foot  circle with an organic mulch not more then 3 inch deep and not piled up on the trunk. Water once a week with 1 inch of water if it does not rain. Place a pan under the trees and turn the sprinkler on and when the pan has 1 inch of water in it stop. No insect control is needed or no pruning is needed unless you see insect problem.

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