Yet another question.
Who has
experience growing nut pines, especially Korean Nut Pine? I am thinking of planting one or two and am quite sure they will do well. The location is in full sun with dry, sandy, acid soil with two white pine seedlings right next to it. Dewberries form a groundcover and blueberries are growing wild as well.
From all of my observations around here, white pines seem to be a large pioneer tree needing full sun and gradually being replaced by other
trees in later stages of the succession. Since Korean Pines and White Pines are said to be similar, planting a Korean Pine into the corner of our field at the edge of our forest sounds to me like a good idea.
Any comments on the nut yield? How long does it take to get nuts after planting a seedling? Does inoculating with mycchorizal
fungi help? Are there any other trees that would do well in the same conditions?
