White Pine Seedlings

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

White Pine - (Pinus strobus)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 50-100’. Grows best in full sun to part shade in mesic, fertile well drained soils. Pinecone seeds are eaten by birds and mammals; young stems are browsed by mammals; excellent nesting habitat for bald eagles and other birds of prey. Uses include construction lumber, finishing and cabinetry, furniture. Avoid growing near any currants or gooseberries which host white pine blister rust.

Bundle:

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

White Pine - (Pinus strobus)

Native to MI. Mature Height: 50-100’. Grows best in full sun to part shade in mesic, fertile well drained soils. Pinecone seeds are eaten by birds and mammals; young stems are browsed by mammals; excellent nesting habitat for bald eagles and other birds of prey. Uses include construction lumber, finishing and cabinetry, furniture. Avoid growing near any currants or gooseberries which host white pine blister rust.

Typical Mature Height: 150 feet

Light Requirement: Sun, partial shade, shade

Soils: Mesic, fertile, well drained soils

Cone: Brown, long and slender (4-8 inches long)

Evergreen Conifer Tree

Michigan’s State Tree

Other Names: Weymouth Pine, White Pine

Native to our area

Habitat: Emergent canopy species in upland mesic forests, rocky stream banks, and north-facing slopes

Range: Newfoundland to Manitoba, south to Pennsylvania, northeastern Ohio, northern Illinois and northeastern Iowa; Georgia; local in western Kentucky, Tennessee, and Delaware

Wildlife Value: Seed is eaten by birds and mammals; young stems are browsed by mammals; excellent nesting habitat for bald eagles and other birds of prey

Uses: Wood product source for construction, finishing, furniture making, cabinets, and wood carvings; used as a Christmas tree; planted as a windbreak tree and for stabilizing soil