Abstract: A conjecture by Bollob'as from 1995 (which is a weakenning of the famous Tree Packing Conjecture by Gy'arf'as from 1976) states that any set of trees , such that has vertices, pack into , provided is sufficiently large. We confirm Bollob'as conjecture for trees , such that has leaves or a pending path of order . As a consequence we obtain that the conjecture is true for .
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