Two 9–10 ft white pines 6 ft apart, choked by mature pines. Thin, weak, dead lower branches. Owner asks about transplanting and spacing.
Distance wasn't the problem—competition from overstory for water was. 12 ft allows crown development.
16-yr white pine, needles brown. If outer tips green = normal annual shed (oldest cohorts drop). Inner browning + green tips = healthy.
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