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Last night I also continued planting the pine trees I had gotten. If anyone is looking at planting several pine trees for privacy or wind/snow break I suggest contacting your state's department of forestry. I have 680 feet of open property line that I am trying to plant a wind break on. Plus I will be planting them along the drive. I don't want to plant them until I am sure that they won't be run over. So over the last two nights my father-in-law and I have planted about 100 pine trees. Now I only have 100 left. As I mentioned before I highly recommend getting trees from one of your state's nurseries, it is much cheaper than buying them retail. My 200 trees are 3 year old white pines and I paid about $121.00 for all of them. Here I am planting the trees.
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New stone was also put down on the drive. I thought they were going to try to wait until after the concrete floors had been poured, but I think it had gotten so bad they couldn't wait. I just hope that when the next concrete trucks come it doesn't look like it did 2 days ago. It is still pretty rutted up even with the new stone down.
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