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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why buy a pine tree from the tree center?

  Your pine tree will establish itself more quickly, grow better and be more resistant to pests and disease if it was well looked after in the early stages of its life. To ensure you get a high quality tree like this you should buy it from a reputable nursery like The Tree Center.

• Who are pine tree tools?

  The idea for Pine Tree Tools was born when he was looking for professional quality protection for his green fingers, and was unable to find anything that would do the job. He started to dream of creating a range of superior quality (work)gloves for gardeners just like him... The rest, as they say, is history.

• What is a white pine tree?

  The White Pine ( Pinus Strobus) is a native tree to Minnesota and serves as a symbol of what we are about. Officially known as the Eastern White Pine, the trees have a vigorous growth rate and the high quality wood make it a preferred choice for lumber. Sometimes called the monarch of the forest,...

• How do you make a pine cone tree with pine cones?

  Get the tutorial at Somewhat Simple. Create a pinecone tree on a cone-shaped foam base. Anchor the base in a container, then wire the cones onto 2 wooden floral picks. Insert picks downward into the foam, starting at the bottom with the largest cones and working to the top with the smaller ones.

• What do the numbers on a pine tree mean?

  The number is an excellent indicator of what type of pine tree you have encountered. For example, eastern white pine has needles that grow five to a bundle on the branches, while red pine is a species of pine with two needles per fascicle. Needles per bundle is vital information regarding the type of tree upon which the needles grow.