A 30-ft pine with a 10-inch trunk needs a root ball 90–120 inches wide × 60 inches deep—weighing thousands of pounds. This requires a commercial tree spade (e.g., Vermeer) and a crew.
Pines this size transplant poorly even with perfect technique. Stress is extreme.
Plant new, younger trees in the desired location. Contact a local tree spade operator via Vermeer's dealer locator if you must explore moving them—but expect high cost and low success.
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