Red Pine Seedlings

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Bundle of 50/500 | Size: 4-8” | Age: 2-0

Red Pine - (Pinus resinosa)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 60-120’. Grows best in average, medium moisture, well-drained sandy loams in full sun. No tolerance for shade. Commonly grown for timber as lumber or utility poles. Young trees can be bushy in form, serving as wildlife cover.

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Bundle of 50/500 | Size: 4-8” | Age: 2-0

Red Pine - (Pinus resinosa)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 60-120’. Grows best in average, medium moisture, well-drained sandy loams in full sun. No tolerance for shade. Commonly grown for timber as lumber or utility poles. Young trees can be bushy in form, serving as wildlife cover.

Size Class: 72-100 ft.

Water Use: Low

Light Requirement: Sun

Soil Moisture: Dry, Moist

Soil Description: Sandy or gravelly, acid soils.

Use Wildlife: Attracts songbirds, upland game birds, mammals.

Duration: Perennial

Habit: Tree

Leaf Complexity: Simple

Leaf Shape: Linear

Leaf: Yellow-Green

Fruit: Brown

Attracts: Birds

Use Other: Red pine is an important timber and pulp tee. The moderately hard wood readily absorbs preservatives, making it useful for structural beams, bridges, piles and railway ties. Kershaw

A common, large tree with small cones and broad, irregular or rounded crown of spreading branches, 1 row added a year. Red pine, a symmetrically oval, canopy tree, usually grows 50-75 ft. but can reach 125 ft. or more. The long, straight trunk is covered with reddish-brown, scaly bark. Tufted, dark-green needles, occurring in clusters of two, are 2-5 in. long.