Japanese black pine

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Should you dig Japanese black pine now if it's candles are starting to form? I have a tree that needs to come out very soon. Was thinking tomorrow if I get a yes? I will post pics in this thread when I do! Cheers
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yep!!! :D
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That's all I needed to ear :D it coming out tomorrow
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yeah thats wot im talkn about! :D
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I have 5 or 10 youngns... Might have to get them there trees in the ground n' fatten em up like a thanksgivin' Turkey...DANG TARNATIONS! How long have they been in for?
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This one in for 3 years, the soil wasn't preped well so not as fat as I wanted but it is barking up well and has loads of low compact growth. Should be a ripper in a few years when it ramifys. Will post pics tomorrow... And start a thread on my new casurina ;)
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sounds good mate, cant wait to see it
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and growing trees for the future generations! 50+ year plans :D
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