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Thanks Matt. Of the two, only one survived, becuase we had really strong winds and one of them got knocked over and was out of the ground for a day or so before i saw it. But the other,which I planted behind a fence, is still fine. Do you know the species of pine that is quite promenint in North Carolina? It's the only pine that i see every where i go, and it has 1 inch to 1 and a half inch green needles. And one last question, can you tell me if this cutting I got sounds like it is from a juniper?It has pale green needle-type leafs, but not needles like on a pine. It was a growing on a fairly short tree,possibly 5'5",and the tree was dense and shurb-like. Thanks again for your help.

5-Mar-2002	#3
JoeRiot bonsaiTALK Neophyte Join Date: Mar-2002 Posts: 2	Re: dead pine? Thanks Matt. Of the two, only one survived, becuase we had really strong winds and one of them got knocked over and was out of the ground for a day or so before i saw it. But the other,which I planted behind a fence, is still fine. Do you know the species of pine that is quite promenint in North Carolina? It's the only pine that i see every where i go, and it has 1 inch to 1 and a half inch green needles. And one last question, can you tell me if this cutting I got sounds like it is from a juniper?It has pale green needle-type leafs, but not needles like on a pine. It was a growing on a fairly short tree,possibly 5'5",and the tree was dense and shurb-like. Thanks again for your help.