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Pine seedling growth
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<blockquote data-quote="Thelonegoose" data-source="post: 5278977" data-attributes="member: 21115"><p>[ATTACH=full]126068[/ATTACH]</p><p>We had 69,000 pine seedlings planted two years ago on 95 acres in late March of 2020. I plan to take a picture every year at the same tree to show the growth. This picture was taken 12 months after planting. You can see behind me, how thick the area is that most of these pines were planted in. I am now starting to see quite a few trees that are about head high and poking through the underbrush. I look forward to watching them grow over the years. I also enjoy seeing the abundant wildlife that young successional habitat holds. I see tons of rabbits, birds, and deer that are able to use these areas as a food source and cover.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thelonegoose, post: 5278977, member: 21115"] [ATTACH type="full"]126068[/ATTACH] We had 69,000 pine seedlings planted two years ago on 95 acres in late March of 2020. I plan to take a picture every year at the same tree to show the growth. This picture was taken 12 months after planting. You can see behind me, how thick the area is that most of these pines were planted in. I am now starting to see quite a few trees that are about head high and poking through the underbrush. I look forward to watching them grow over the years. I also enjoy seeing the abundant wildlife that young successional habitat holds. I see tons of rabbits, birds, and deer that are able to use these areas as a food source and cover. [/QUOTE]
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