PINE SOUTHWEST WHITE 8'
PINUS STROBIFORMUS
USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 to 7
Height: 35 to 50 ft
Spread: 20 to 30 ft
Sun Exposure: Full Sun
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Bloom Range: n/a
Foliage: The needles of the southwestern white pine are in fascicles (bundles) of five. They are susceptible to salt spray, so care should be taken in planting them too close to roads.
Cones: The oval cones are 3 to 10 inches long with thick scales that are distinguished by a curled lip. They are light brown in color and are dehiscent (fall off) when mature.
Other Details: The horizontal to somewhat drooping branch structure with soft bluish-green needles provide an attractive landscape element year-round. Based on its mature size, this tree will need plenty of room to grow. It is not shade tolerant so it should be placed away from other large trees. Multiple specimens may be planted to create a windbreak. Because of its mature height, do not plant this tree under overhead power lines. Southwestern White Pine has a moderate rate of growth. Young trees are dense, symmetrical and pyramidal in form.
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