Many people imagine that pine cones—or the individual scales within the pine cone—are the tree's seeds, and by planting the pine cone you can grow a new pine tree.

You may be wondering how to grow a pine tree from a pine cone. Well, you're in luck because growing pine trees from seed is an easy way to produce lots of trees economically.

This beloved tree can be messy, but a little mess is worth it as it grows quickly and is able to provide shade while ...

Most foresters hold to the straight and narrow when it comes to planting pine trees: nursery seedlings go in the ground between Dec. 1 and March 1. Period. But a Texas Agricultural Experiment ...

Grow your money on pine trees Saturday, November 18, 2017 — updated on January 06, 2021 A tree farmer checks his young pine trees. File photo. What you need to know: ...

Gov. Henry McMaster wants SC to plant 3 million pine trees to control flooding. Skeptics say that’s fine, but SC needs to do more as climate change worsens.

Q: We have tall pine trees planted by the original owner of our property about 53 years ago. They are adjacent to our drive. Last year we cut the bottom 5 or 6 feet of branches to make it easier fo… ...

Make sure you keep the tree trunks mulch free for at least 12 inches from the tree, as the trunk needs to "breathe". Water weekly when weather is dry, even more often when conditions are hot and dry.