White Pine (Pinus strobus) 2-1
Light: full sun and partial shade
Soil: light, sandy to heavy soils
Height: can reach heights of 80’ to 150’
White pine is Michigan’s state tree. Its foliage grows in long, soft, five-needle bunches that make them appear denser than other pines. White pine welcomes a variety of songbirds and is favored by the turkey as a roost tree. These plantings provide privacy and protection from the wind; white pine is also often used as a Christmas tree. White pine’s soft wood is used for lumber and woodworking. They are not very salt tolerant and may struggle if planted along roadsides.
Bareroot seedlings are 5-10", 2 years old and have been in a transplant bed for 1 year.
Prices:
10 for $27
25 for $61
50 for $86
100 for $156
250 for $348
Please call for availability and price of larger quantities