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Pine Trees 6 to 8 feet high

 
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If I cut these small pine trees, close to the ground, will they grow back?
 
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Hey Robert, welcome to Permies!

As far as will the trees resprout, probably not, most pines don't resprout from old wood. Pitch Pine is the only one that I know of off the top of my head. A few other conifers resprout, such as redwood trees, and I have known people who called all conifers pine trees. If you could post a picture I could try to fully ID the tree to be even more certain but it's still a very small percentage of all coniferous trees that have the ability to resprout from the stump.
 
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