damaged pine

10 years ago

Hi,

I'm a novice gardener. Just bought a house that has the pictured pine. There was a holly plant that had grown into the pine and damaged it. Any chance this pine will grow back at all?

Thanks,

Kevin

ps Preview has the photo rotated but when I click on it, it appears OK.

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Comments (4)

coniferjoy
10 years ago
It's not a pine but a spruce, it's a dwarf Alberta spruce to be precise...
It will not recover, grab your shovel and get rid of it...

This post was edited by coniferjoy on Sat, Sep 7, 13 at 19:13
kjod71
Original Author
10 years ago
coniferjoy,

Thanks very much for the information! I was afraid of this. I will have to get some new Alberta Spruces! Best time to plant new ones?
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coniferjoy
10 years ago
September is the best month to plant some new ones.
Good luck!
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
I will have to get some new Alberta Spruces! Best time to plant new ones?

==>> welcome..

you found us..

now find some good plants..

beyond the standard piece of carp bradford pear ... DAS are so overly common.. and over sold.. and bug laden..

that we recommend ANYTHING else... except the pear... lol ...

seriously man.. you can do so much better ... and we can enable you.. if you wish ...

see link for planting guide ... and FOLLOW IT ...

ken

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