With a height of 30 to 90 m, the white pine is the tallest conifer in Eastern Canada. Majestic and enigmatic, this tree with its elegant silhouette, popularized by the artists of the Group of Seven, became the official tree of Ontario in 1984. It is one of the fastest-growing conifers and an excellent choice for reforestation and wildlife preservation, as animals feed on its bark, needles, and fruits.
Hardiness Zone : 2b
Height : up to 50 m
Width : 10 m
Growth : Fast.
Exposure : Sun or partial shade.
Appearance : Pyramidal, symmetrical when young; rounded, irregular, very attractive in old individuals; broad crown and impressive horizontal branches.
Soil : Sandy, rich, fresh, drained with an acidic pH and medium humidity.
Rooting : Shallow rooting, balled and burlapped planting in spring.
Diseases and Insects : High susceptibility to white pine blister rust and slight susceptibility to pine weevil.
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Trees have a maximum height of about 3 feet; these are young trees.
The price includes a TRIO of trees.





