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Pin d’encens / Pin à feuilles courtes

Pinus echinata

Famille botanique : Pinaceae
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Shortleaf, Squashed Twisted trunk Yamadory

Pin d’encens / Pin à feuilles courtes (Pinus echinata). Date d'acquisition : 23/09/2017. Méthode d'obtention : Yamadori

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Style - nejikan
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Date d'acquisition : 23/09/2017 (9 ans)
Source d'acquisition : A natural bowl in sandstone cliff. Sand, clay, and needles for soil

Méthode d'obtention : Yamadori


Note du propriétaire :

shortleaf pine or Pinus echinata (common makes:  "shortleaf pine", "old field", "spruce", "rosemary", "yellow", "two-leaf" and "heart" pine). The common name "shortleaf pine" may refer to other species like loblolly pine (Pinus taeda).  Shortleaf pine can be found in a variety of well drained out slopped soils including, stiff clay, gravel, and sand.  two (sometimes three) needles. Seedlings often have a basal crook, which is a j-shaped physiological feature of the pine species that allows it to resprout after topkill. The bark has resin pockets.  will hold pine cones for multiple years.

collected in 09/2017 from small clay covered flagstone cliff.

root trimmed and repositioned in pot December 2023

great bark definition and trunk twists.

small trimming and wiring 01/2026

Emplacement : Bench


Maladie/parasite (1 mois)
06/08/2026
Pine sawfly caterpillar had eaten several entire bud groupings. Got most of the caterpillars with a hand held vacuum and then sprayed horticulture oil.

Défoliation / Désaiguillage

Défoliation / Désaiguillage (3 mois)
28/05/2026
Plucked hanging needles

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