Weeping white pine transplant concerns
10 years ago
Hello. We bought two weeping white pines from our local nursery about a month ago. They are each around 10 feet tall. We planted them in our yard and plan to rock the entire area. Both trees have started getting brown needles. It's not clear if this is normal following transplant, or if we should be concerned. I'm fairly certain they are not planted too deep. Their root ball top is still barely visible. They are staked because we live in a fairly windy valley. They are in full sun once it's after 11am. Thx for your help.
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