What are the growing needs for the pine tree?

Answer 1

I'm not sure but, when you plant to tree or the seed it needs not much water. The bigger the tree the more water it needs. The leaves contain most of the water and hog it. So be sure to trim it!

Answer 2

Pine trees (Pinus spp.) are evergreen conifers growing throughout North America. These conifers are available in many different shapes and sizes. They range from 4-foot dwarf varieties such as the mugo pine to 100-foot giants such as the white pine. The white pine is the fastest growing pine tree, adding 8 to 12 inches of growth each year. The needles are blue to dark green in color. Pine trees are grown as windbreaks, accent trees, foundation plantings, lumber, Christmas trees and a source of turpentine.

Answer 3

A pine tree has the same needs as any other plant or tree for survival:

• water;
• sunlight;
• soil with nutrients;
• an appropriate temperature range for the variety (some pines can live in very cold environments, some in hot, and some in dry);
• stable ground;
• not too strong winds;
• air (CO2 and O2).
  

Answer 4

Pine trees like other woody plants grow 3 ways. Primary growth is up, secondary growth is out, and tertiary growth is through the roots. All growth is controlled through specialized hormones, gibberellins are the most important in this process.

Answer 5

a big pine tree is on the lawn at the edge od the drive before the right corner of the house hates behroooz barooman pinetree science thanx

Answer 6

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