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That's a question for someone more qualified than myself. See, I live in florida where trees grow like weeds no matter what the season (gross exageration, but you get the point). I'm not that familiar with Northern climates...but being a pine tree, I would say that it will be ok if you do it NOW and are careful not to damage any of its roots. The roots being damged would probably be the main concern with doing it this close to winter. But, I like you, would probably like to get someone elses insight on this matter.

Let's see what someone else has to say......

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10-Sep-2004	#6
Bone-sigh Always learning Join Date: May-2004 Location: Central Florida, seminole county Country: USA USDA Zone: 9 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 380	That's a question for someone more qualified than myself. See, I live in florida where trees grow like weeds no matter what the season (gross exageration, but you get the point). I'm not that familiar with Northern climates...but being a pine tree, I would say that it will be ok if you do it NOW and are careful not to damage any of its roots. The roots being damged would probably be the main concern with doing it this close to winter. But, I like you, would probably like to get someone elses insight on this matter. Let's see what someone else has to say...... __________________ "If God meant for us to run around naked, we would have been born that way!" ----a Quote from my uncle's fridge