White Pine

Pinus strobus

The White pine is also commonly known as the eastern white pine, northern white pine, Weymouth pine and soft pine.

It is native to North America and Canada.

With soft, thin green needles, and a narrow cylindrical cone - it makes a good choice as an ornamental in a garden.

Origin and climate

The White pine habitat ranges from eastern parts of North America and Canada.

Growth

Height: mature 20 - 50 meters

Ideal Growth Conditions: Full/ partial sun, moist well-drained, slightly acidic soil, prefers cooler climates.

Attributes: Conical, green-grey needles, deep brown bark, narrow cylindrical brown cones.

Tending and care

Easy growing, preferring cooler Australian climates.

Plant in winter to minimise transplant stress.

Uses: Ornamental in gardens, windbreaks and farm tree areas, timber and forestry, and Christmas trees.

Fresh-cut tree care:  Treat your fresh-cut tree like you would fresh-cut flowers, when you first arrive home recut the base of the tree and place it in clean water. Check the water level daily, ensuring the stem is fully submerged. Want to give your tree some extra TLC? Spritz with water daily