300 three-year bare-root white pines (12–18 in) planted in tilled rows for a screen. All green after good rains. Owner asked how to maximize growth rate over coming years.
The expert recommended mulching (pine straw) to suppress grass/weeds and retain moisture. After one year, fertilize with 10-10-10 at ~1 cup per tree in spring and early fall. Later, 1 lb per inch trunk diameter. Water in fertilizer or apply before rain.
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