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Adorn your landscape with beautiful Eastern White Pine, Michigan's state tree. This graceful pine features long, soft needles that provide evergreen color and texture in your landscape. In the fall, it yields 6 in. to 8 in., light brown cones. Exquisite looking when covered with snow, it makes an ideal specimen plant in the landscape. Its also perfect as a fast-growing windbreak. In 20-years, Eastern White Pine will attain a height of 15 ft. to 20 ft. and a spread of 8 ft. to 10 ft. As it matures, it achieves a more open, attractive appearance and reaches up to 80 feet tall.

Adorn your landscape with beautiful Eastern White Pine, Michigan's state tree. This graceful pine features long, soft needles that provide evergreen color and texture in your landscape. In the fall, it yields 6 in. to 8 in., light brown cones. Exquisite looking when covered with snow, it makes an ideal specimen plant in the landscape. Its also perfect as a fast-growing windbreak. In 20-years, Eastern White Pine will attain a height of 15 ft. to 20 ft. and a spread of 8 ft. to 10 ft. As it matures, it achieves a more open, attractive appearance and reaches up to 80 ft. tall.

Adorn your landscape with beautiful Eastern White Pine, Michigans state tree. This graceful pine features long, soft needles that provide evergreen color and texture in your landscape. In the fall, it yields 6 in. to 8 in., light brown cones. Exquisite looking when covered with snow, it makes an ideal specimen plant in the landscape. Its also perfect as a fast-growing windbreak. In 20-years, Eastern White Pine will attain a height of 15 ft. to 20 ft. and a spread of 8 ft. to 10 ft. As it matures, it achieves a more open, attractive appearance thats sure to delight you.

Adorn your landscape with beautiful Eastern White Pine, Michigans state tree. This graceful pine features long, soft needles that provide evergreen color and texture in your landscape. In the fall, it yields 6 in. to 8 in., light brown cones. Exquisite looking when covered with snow, it makes an ideal specimen plant in the landscape. Its also perfect as a fast-growing windbreak. In 20-years, Eastern White Pine will attain a height of 15 ft. to 20 ft. and a spread of 8 ft. to 10 ft. As it matures, it achieves a more open, attractive appearance thats sure to delight you.

Mugo Pine has short, rich green needles that form a tight, compact rounded plant. Deer tend to avoid this wonderful evergreen and its compact and slow growing habit make it ideal in a rock garden or as a container plant. There is little to no pruning required to keep the compact shape and combined with its drought tolerance once established, make it a very low maintaince plant. Hardy in USDA zones 2 to 7.

national PLANT NETWORK's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening, pinus loblolly is a tall fast growing evergreen pine with long dark green needles in bundles of 3 that provide year round color and texture, it typically grows 60 to 100 ft. tall and 20 to 40 ft. wide with a straight trunk and pyramidal form that matures to an open rounded crown, making it ideal for large landscapes, windbreaks, specimen plantings, erosion control, and wildlife habitat, while it produces small male and female cones, the primary ornamental appeal comes from its dense evergreen foliage and stately form, this low maintenance pine thrives in full sun and well drained soil and requires regular watering while establishing then moderate watering once established, pinus loblolly combines rapid growth, durable foliage, and dependable performance for expansive landscape and forestry uses.

The Loblolly Pine Tree is a fast-growing, evergreen conifer native to the Southeastern United States and valued for its tall, straight trunk and graceful, feathery needles. It provides excellent year-round coverage, making it a popular choice for windbreaks, privacy screens, and reforestation projects. This pine thrives in a variety of soil types, including poorly drained areas, and tolerates heat, humidity, and drought once established. Their rapid growth and towering height make Loblolly Pine trees ideal for large landscapes and naturalized settings. With minimal maintenance needs and strong adaptability, the Loblolly Pine is a timeless Southern classic.

The Longleaf Pine Tree is a slow-growing, evergreen conifer. These trees are in the Grass Stage, which means they stand about 2 ft. tall and resemble a small pine tree bush. These are young trees that will grow upwards of 80 ft. to 100 ft. tall and have a lifespan of over 300-years. The canopy of the longleaf pine is 30 ft.-40 ft. W at maturity. The longleaf pine has emerald green needlelike leaves that are 16 in to 20 in. L and grow in clumps of 3's. They also produce pine cones in the later fall into winter after the tree has started to mature. These pine cones are the largest among southern pine varieties. This tree features scaled, reddish-brown bark on its upright trunk. It is a self-pruning tree that sheds lower branches as the tree matures, giving you a vibrant canopy tree that is rarely matched in stature. The Grass Stage longleaf pine tree will grow slowly at first as it establishes its taproot. Once the tree builds a solid foundation, it will start to grow more rapidly upward with an average annual growth rate of 2 ft.-3 ft. You can encourage a shorter grass stage pine tree by making sure you are allowing the young tree Full sunlight, plant it in well-draining soil, and fertilizer with a slow-release fertilizer that is formulated for Pines and Evergreen trees each spring.

Mugo Pine has short, rich green needles that form a tight, compact rounded plant. Deer tend to avoid this wonderful evergreen and its compact and slow growing habit make it ideal in a rock garden or as a container plant. There is little to no pruning required to keep the compact shape and combined with its drought tolerance once established, make it a very low maintained plant. Hardy in USDA zones 2 to 7.

Mugo Pine has short, rich green needles that form a tight, compact rounded plant. Deer tend to avoid this wonderful evergreen and its compact and slow growing habit make it ideal in a rock garden or as a container plant. There is little to no pruning required to keep the compact shape and combined with its drought tolerance once established, make it a very low maintained plant. Hardy in USDA zones 2 to 7.