I've transplanted a lot of White pine and Balsam from Northern MN and WI down to southeast WI. They are very resilient. After many decades they are still growing. I know this because my former neighbor tells me so, and I can see them on Google Earth.
I love your positive attitude Ronald!! Gives us hope!! Google earth is a fun thing!! So neat that you can see them years later❤️As always thank you so much for watching!!!
You may think about planting chestnut trees they provide food for the wildlife in the area. They start producing mast / fruit much earlier than other hardwood trees. Plant trees that are helpful to the animals in the area. You and hubby are going to leave the land better than you found it for all that follow after you. If everyone did that think how wonderfull this world would be. Thanks for your efforts to make things better than you found them!
Hi!! Thank you so much for the kind comment. That is great advice & we will seek some out. We do have several large oaks and a few chestnut on our 20 acres but the more the better. We appreciate you watching❤️
Thank you! We figured it was worth a try & planted a little bit of both. Time will tell if it works out. Thanks so much for watching- we do appreciate it!!
Oh the joys of rocky soil I have the same problem can’t dig a hole without hitting rocks. I don’t look forward to any digging I have to do next summer. Hopefully they make it with all the effort. Greta barking definitely got my dogs interested in trying to figure out where the dog was. 😂😂 I always enjoy you two harassing each other it makes for a good laugh 😂.
I've transplanted a lot of White pine and Balsam from Northern MN and WI down to southeast WI. They are very resilient. After many decades they are still growing. I know this because my former neighbor tells me so, and I can see them on Google Earth.
I love your positive attitude Ronald!! Gives us hope!! Google earth is a fun thing!! So neat that you can see them years later❤️As always thank you so much for watching!!!
Water them excessively for the first couple months
The good thing is we got a lot of rain shortly after planting. We hope most of them make it. Thanks so much for watching!!
You may think about planting chestnut trees they provide food for the wildlife in the area. They start producing mast / fruit much earlier than other hardwood trees. Plant trees that are helpful to the animals in the area. You and hubby are going to leave the land better than you found it for all that follow after you. If everyone did that think how wonderfull this world would be. Thanks for your efforts to make things better than you found them!
Hi!! Thank you so much for the kind comment. That is great advice & we will seek some out. We do have several large oaks and a few chestnut on our 20 acres but the more the better. We appreciate you watching❤️
good luck with survival anything over 5ft in this northern soil is 50 50 at best every year i move several and best results are small young ones
Thank you! We figured it was worth a try & planted a little bit of both. Time will tell if it works out. Thanks so much for watching- we do appreciate it!!
I look forward to your posts! You two are great!
Thank you!! That is one of the best compliments❤️ We appreciate you watching!!
Know I am late to the game here, but I pictured some Christmas lights on the new plant off the patio :)
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They may need more sun than being on the forest allows
Possibly but it’s worth a try. Thanks so much for watching❤️
Pick smaller trees better success rate
We agree but it’s worth a try. Thanks for watching!!
Good luck with them all living 🤞.
Thank you!!!❤️❤️❤️ Not sure what our odds are…. But it was worth a try. Thanks for watching!!
Oh the joys of rocky soil I have the same problem can’t dig a hole without hitting rocks. I don’t look forward to any digging I have to do next summer. Hopefully they make it with all the effort. Greta barking definitely got my dogs interested in trying to figure out where the dog was. 😂😂 I always enjoy you two harassing each other it makes for a good laugh 😂.
lol so ridiculous! The digging & the dog😂 We hope they all make it…. Time will tell.
@@JLGWoodscapes yeah hopefully 🤞
@@jasonhanna91980 Thank you!!
@@JLGWoodscapes I have plenty of pine trees if you need more. You could load up on trees and boulders I have plenty of those too. 😂
@@jasonhanna91980 Hey!! Don’t tempt me😂