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White Pine (Bundle of 5)

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2-3' bare root seedling

Latin: Pinus strobus

Zones: Cold hardy to 3-8

Other common names: eastern white pine, northern white pine, white pine, soft pine Weymouth pine


Mature Height/spread: 75 to 100′ tall by 30-50′ wide, can reach well over 100′ tall. Many lateral branches create a moderately dense canopy, fast growing.


Soil/Climate: likes moist, sandy soils, but grows well on a variety of soil types. Will grow in clay soils better than most pines. White pines prefer well-drained soil and cool, humid climates, but also grow in boggy areas and rocky highlands. In mixed forests, this dominant tree towers over all others,

including the large hardwoods.


Notes: needles are in fascicles (bundles) of five (rarely 3 or 4), with a deciduous sheath. They are flexible, bluish-green, finely serrated, and 2–5 in long. Mature trees can easily be 200 to 250 years old. Some white pines live over 400 years. Pine resin has had several uses including to waterproof baskets, pails and boats and the sap can be processed to make turpentine. Fast growth rate with more than 24″ per year.


Wildlife: Seed is eaten by squirrels, wood duck, bobwhite, pheasant, and many varieties of woodpeckers. The seed and needles are eaten by spruce grouse and turkey.


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Sangamon County Soil and Water Conservation District
2623 Sunrise Drive, Suite 1
Springfield, IL 62703
Phone: (217) 241-6635 Ext. 3


Resource Conservationist - Andrew Phillips
Email: [email protected]    
Executive Director - Shelly Seman 
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