I like the first one the best here Jack , whew you live in some flat country there my friend. Do they row plant all that slash pine down there like they did in Florida? Perhaps getting "into" the pines and shooting out into the fields of 'nuts would offer some more visual interest and pattern?
jmcfadden wrote:
I like the first one the best here Jack , whew you live in some flat country there my friend. Do they row plant all that slash pine down there like they did in Florida? Perhaps getting "into" the pines and shooting out into the fields of 'nuts would offer some more visual interest and pattern?
J
Thanks John. Buddy, it's so flat here it hurts. I'm thinking about buying a 'cherry picker' so I can get some elevation All the cultivated pine here is row planted. That's certainly a good idea about getting into the pines, hmmm. As you can tell, I'm desparate for visual interest and pattern
Like the first picture the best Jack, just hits the right mood for me. Having lived in Central Mississippi once upon a time, seeing the pictures reminded me about how flat some areas are though.
Mark Jamison wrote:
Like the first picture the best Jack, just hits the right mood for me. Having lived in Central Mississippi once upon a time, seeing the pictures reminded me about how flat some areas are though.
All the cultivated pine here is row planted. That's certainly a good idea about getting into the pines, hmmm. As you can tell, I'm desparate for visual interest and pattern 