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Eastern White Pine
Beginning with the British
colonists, eastern white pine (or white pine) has proven to be one of
the most important and most desirable species of North America. It is
a truly magnificent tree attaining a height of 80 feet or more at maturity
with a diameter of two to three feet.
This is one of the fastest growing landscape pines, the growth rate is approximately two feet per year. It transplants easily because of its wide-spreading, moderately deep root system.
Grows best on fertile, moist, well-drained soil and needs full fun. Pruning one-half of new growth will help retain its dense foliage.
This tree is available as a cut Christmas tree - prices starting at $25
Also available as a dug tree - balled and bur lapped and placed in a wire basked - prices starting at $49.95 (depending on tree size)
Beginning in April 2006 - This tree will also be available planted in one and three-gallon containers - prices from $4.99 and up.
| AVAILABILITY GUIDE | ||||
| B & B = Balled & Burlapped, Dug Tree | ||||
| Container 1 = 1 Gallon Container | ||||
| Container 3 = 3 Gallon Container | ||||
| Container 5 = 5 Gallon Container | ||||
| B & B | C1 | C3 | C5 | |
| Black Hills Spruce | X | |||
| Canaan Fir | X | X | X | |
| Colorado Blue Spruce | X | |||
| Douglas Fir | X | |||
| Eastern Hemlock | X | |||
| Eastern White Pine | X | X | X | |
| Japanese White Pine | X | X | ||
| Austrian Pine | X | |||
| Norway Spruce | X | X | X | |
| Serbain Spruce | X | |||
| White Spruce | X | |||
