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Candling

Early December is not when pine trees are supposed to candle.

Candelabra, Loblolly

But this loblolly is just one of many that are producing new growth because it’s so warm.

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This entry was posted in Loblolly, Okra Paradise Farms and tagged bud, candling, Georgia, Gretchen Quarterman, John S. Quarterman, Loblolly, Lowndes County, new growth, Okra Paradise Farms, pine, Tree on December 3, 2017 by John S. Quarterman.

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