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I would like to have a black pine tree, but I don't really want to start out with a cheep small one from an online store, to much guessing on the look of the tree. I was thinking about buying one from a nursery like from home depot, any advice on the idea good or bad would be helpful. Thank you

Pines are not the best thing, for a beginner. Try an elm cutting.

Home Depot is not a nursery.

I don't really have real nursery were I live. We have one but it is mostly flowers

I have been doing bonsai for a couple of years now and I am getting better with it. I have learned a lot, I may not be ready for a pine but I would like to take the next step for word. I have a large trident maple that is very happy.

Travi51 wrote: I would like to have a black pine tree, but I don't really want to start out with a cheep small one from an online store, to much guessing on the look of the tree. I was thinking about buying one from a nursery like from home depot, any advice on the idea good or bad would be helpful. Thank you

Yamadori si the way to go with Pine. Pines take an insane amount of time to grow. I don't think you are ready for Yamadori.

On a side note, Home Depot is not a nursery. But they do get shipments from nurseries around the U.S., so they sell nursery grown plants.

Go ahead and get one, that's one of the ways we learn. Have fun

Thank you all for your feed back. I know home depot is not a nursery but in Missouri we don't have a lot to choose from, I don't mind online shops but I would rather be able to pick out what it is that I'm buying. I have watched and learned a lot about pines and I am taking the courses offered on this site to better my nolage. This is something I am very interested in and love doing. I will continue to ask questions to make sure my trees do the best they can and agen thank you for your help and support.

Travi51 wrote: Thank you all for your feed back. I know home depot is not a nursery but in Missouri we don't have a lot to choose from, I don't mind online shops but I would rather be able to pick out what it is that I'm buying. I have watched and learned a lot about pines and I am taking the courses offered on this site to better my nolage. This is something I am very interested in and love doing. I will continue to ask questions to make sure my trees do the best they can and agen thank you for your help and support.

You can get small/cheap material to work and learn with if you are very interested in pine.

I am very interested in pine, I would love to start with a black pine and work up to a white pine