Pinus griffithii Bhutan pine

Discussions about propagating from cuttings, seeds, air layers etc. Going on a dig (Yamadori) or thinking of importing? Discuss how, when and where here.
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Pinus griffithii Bhutan pine

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Hello to everyone when would you suggest to plant these seeds Bhutan Pinus now or at the begining of spring? knowledge is always the key to better results. Black Dog
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Now should be OK and it will be well chilled over winter in your part of the country.

Oh By The Way, did you know that P griffithii is now the choice for grafting Japanese(anese) Five Needle Pine onto instead of Japanese Black Pine? According to a few sources anyhow.

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Re: Pinus griffithii Bhutan pine

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no that is news to me and thank you for the info
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