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Bigcone Pine
... Bigcone Pine Coulter Pine Bigcone Pine Pinus coulteri This pine grows to 75 feet.  It has 10-16 inch light tan cones weighing up to 9 ...
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Monterey Pine
... Monterey Pine Monterey Pine Pinus radiata This pine grows close to the California coast with needles 4 1/2 - 6 inches. The cones are ...
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Red Pine
... introduced Austrian Pine . However, the reddish-brown bark of the Red Pine should help to distinguish this tree from the Austrian Pine with its grayish to blackish bark. Typically, the Red Pine grows in light ... poor for the larger White Pine . In spite of being native to North America (not Norway) this tree also is known as the Norway Pine. The Red Pine grows naturally in the northeastern United ...
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Pitch Pine
... long scales with spines egg-shaped cones flat at base Pitch Pine Pinus rigida The bark of young trunks and branches of this ... a 126-foot tall specimen was recorded in Hocking County. The Pitch Pine grows on dry ridges and slopes. This native of northeastern United States ... Plateau region of the southeastern part of the state. Since Pitch Pine trees will grow in dry, rocky soil of otherwise barren land, ...
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Slash Pine Range and Habitat
... 45 percent of the present growing stock is in Georgia. Slash pine grows naturally from Georgetown County, SC, south to central Florida, and ... site conditions. "Although slash pine is adaptable to a variety of site and topographic conditions, it grows best on pond margins ... most potential because height growth begins quickly; it grows almost as fast as slash pine, self prunes well, is fairly resistant ...
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Spruce Pine Range and Habitat
... west." Climate According to Kossuth and Michael (1990) : "In the Southeastern United States where spruce pine grows, the climate is characterized by long, hot, humid summers and mild winters. Annual rainfall ... and Michael (1990) : "Spruce pine grows on acidic sandy loam soils high in organic matter, intermediate between dry sandy soils and alluvial bottom land. It grows well on poorly drained areas, ...
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Mugo Pine
... Pine Mugo Pine (Swiss Mountain Pine) - Pinus mugo General Information: Mugo Pine is a shrub or small, round or broad pyramidal plant 4 to 10 feet tall which grows best in sun or partial shade in moist loam. It comes from Alpine Europe. The dark green, 1 - 1 1/2 inches long, stiff needles of this two-needle Pine ... in association with a symbiotic fungus which grows in the root ball of the tree. ...
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Japanese White Pine
... Often seen as a dense, conical form when young, Japanese White Pine develops into a 25 to 50-foot-tall, graceful, irregularly-shaped ... five, so this tree is also known as "five-needle pine", especially the cultivar P. pentaphylla. Family: Pinaceae Lighting: Full sun. Temperature ... and other conifers grow in association with a symbiotic fungus which grows in the root ball of the tree. If this fungus is ...
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Got Pine? - Your 60-Second Guide to Naming your Pine
... grows west of the spine of the Sierra Nevada, you have a foxtail pine (P.balfouriana). if your tree grows east of the spine of the Sierra Nevada, you have a (great basin) bristlecone pine (P.longaeva). Otherwise, if the needles are over 7" long, you have a rare Torrey pine ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Pinus Pine Catalog
... aristata (BRISTLE CONE PINE) This magnificent pine is included with the natives, although it naturally occurring just outside the Northwest in Colorado and Arizona. Five needle white pine - grows very slowly to ... contorta, var. latifolia (LODGEPOLE PINE) A tall, slender two-needle, yellow pine, with very little taper. Can reach 75 feet. Native to the east side. Grows rapidly. A good ornamental. ...
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