Mike Frary tells me that these trees occur naturally up where you are. You should look into collecting some of them. They are not natural natives but they are wildings or what is often called feral trees. Probably from the Christmas tree trade over the years.View attachment 148782 I love Scots Pine. I am trying to get some good starts in the ground to grow out for years. Here is one:
Yes they have become "naturalilzed" around here if that is a word. There are "natural" Scots pines that are fully mature and all over around here. Finding interesting ones has been a challenge so I am collecting smaller ones with hopes to grow them out. If you look at enough European Scots Pine Yamadori my collected options up here for Scots or any other pine just arent as old and stunted. Finding good yamadori Pine in the Northeastern US is a challenge.Mike Frary tells me that these trees occur naturally up where you are. You should look into collecting some of them. They are not natural natives but they are wildings or what is often called feral trees. Probably from the Christmas tree trade over the years.
When ever your ready to unload some I'm ready Vance $$I have thought about doing that for a couple of years. Maybe it't time to do it.
I have been thinking about doing this for years I just may take that step.When ever your ready to unload some I'm ready Vance $$