15 white pines (planted 5 yrs, 4–6 ft start), slow growth. Owner asks if removing bottom foot of branches increases growth rate.
Limbing up does not accelerate height growth. Growth depends on soil, moisture, genetics—not crown shape.
Address root zone, not crown.
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