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Jim Hyland

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  • Total Questions 1030
 Registered Forester in the Southern US with 30 years experiance in managing pines. Expert in pine forest health from management to control of pests to ID of species.

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2011-12-21 Weeping Alaska Cedar:

Common name: Weeping Alaska cedar     * Botanical name: Chamaecyparis nootkatensis ‘Pendula’     * What it is: A graceful, narrow, upright, soft-needled green evergreen with a gently weeping habit.   

2011-12-07 Transplanting 9 year old White Pine:

Evergreens should be moved early in the fall so they have time to form new roots. They need at least 6 weeks before the ground freezes. In DE now I would wait until the early spring say in March.    All

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