u/GassyDogg

That was an unexpected colab!

I planted a few of these white pines a few weeks ago. About 4 feet tall. I bought them in buckets from an auction and they were very healthy appearing when I bought them.

-Soil has decent drainage and is just regular lawn

-Numerous white pines in my area and neighbors lawns that look great

-Have had a fair amount of rain and I’ve given them a shower during drier stretches

-Root flair is exposed (top couple roots just above soil at the base (I know it doesn’t really look like it in the pictures but it 100% is)

The needles look a little sad and droopy, yellowing on the tips. The trees looked much happier when I planted them.

Is there anything I can do to save these trees?

Starting electrical lessons next week. Help me choose a Facebook Special to get started with!

Guitars

$675: 2023 FenderTelecaster Limited Edition Seymour Duncan pickups, British Racing Green

$660: 2020 Fender Nashville Deluxe telecaster, hard case, Daphne blue

$1000: Telecaster Player Series II 2021 all white and chrome in very good condition, Bugera V5 amp, cloth case

$1200: Olympic White Fender American Professional II Telecaster, U.S. made and in mint condition, Mint pickguard installed and guitar setup by Sweetwater at time of purchase May 2022 (original tortoiseshell pickguard included)

Includes Fender Deluxe Molded TSA-approved hard case, Line 6 spider 30W amp

$700: 2002 G&L ASAT Custom

$795: 2016 Fender Baja Tele, no case