White Pine

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White Pine

from $6.00
  • Size: 6 - 12”

  • Age class: 2-1

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Welcome to the State Tree of Michigan! White pine (Pinus strobus) is moderately shade tolerant and will grow in a variety of sites, though it prefers moist, sandy loam soils. The entire tree is rich in vitamins A and C and can provide emergency food. Squirrels. chipmunks, birds and mice feed on the seeds and needles and some mammals eat the bark of White Pine trees.

Cone photo by Keith Kanoti, tree photo by FD Richards, seedling photo by GTCD


BUNDLE BREAKDOWN:

Per-bundle pricing displayed below. Multiple-bundle pricing reflected in shopping cart.

Bundle of 5: $29

Bundle of 10: $50

Bundle of 25: $105

Bundle of 50: $168

Bundle of 100: $252

STATS ON WHITE PINE

  • Mature Height:  50–80 feet

  • Mature Width:  20–40 feet

  • Soil Type:  Acidic, drought-tolerant, well-drained

  • Moisture:  Dry, Moderate, Moist

  • Sun:  Full Sun, Partial Shade

  • Growth Rate:  Fast

KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF WHITE PINE

  • Dark, thick and rough, the bark is deeply furrowed.

  • Pollen cones form in June. Seed cones produced in late June, 6-8 inches long at ripening.

  • Its 2-5 inch long needles come in bundles of five. Needles are soft to the touch.

VISITORS ATTRACTED TO WHITE PINE

Pine Elfin Butterfly (Callophrys niphon), by Judy Gallagher

Pine Elfin Butterfly (Callophrys niphon), by Judy Gallagher

Bluebird (Sialia spp.), Public Domain

Bluebird (Sialia spp.), Public Domain

Pine Devil Moth (Citheronia sepulcralis), by Elissa Malcohn

Pine Devil Moth (Citheronia sepulcralis), by Elissa Malcohn


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Help Control Invasives!

White pine is a great replacement for invasive Scotch pine, which spreads quickly and crowds out other tree species while not supporting wildlife.