White Pine

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White Pine (Eastern White Pine)

Scientific name: Pinus strobus

The White Pine is a fast‑growing, soft‑needled evergreen known for its elegant shape and peaceful movement. Unlike stiff, rigid pines, the White Pine has long, silky needles that sway in the breeze, giving the whole tree a gentle, flowing look.

Overall Appearance

Height: 50–80 ft in landscapes (can reach 100+ ft in the wild)
Spread: 20–40 ft
Shape: Softly pyramidal when young, becoming more open and irregular with age
Growth rate: Fast — often 2–3 ft per year when young

White Pines have a naturally layered, feathery look, with branches arranged in soft tiers that give the tree a graceful silhouette.

Needles

Soft, flexible, and fine‑textured
2½–5 inches long
Arranged in bundles of five (a signature trait)
Blue‑green to soft green in color

Warranty for 1 year If tree dies within first year take photo and mail tree and photo back.
Eastern White Pine — Care Instructions

Scientific name: Pinus strobus

The Eastern White Pine is one of the easiest evergreens to grow, but it thrives best with the right start. Here’s everything it needs to stay healthy, soft‑needled, and beautifully full.

1. Sunlight

Prefers full sun — at least 6 hours a day.

Tolerates light shade, but grows slower and may thin out over time.

Best color and shape come from full sun.

2. Soil

Loves well‑drained soil.

Handles sandy, loamy, or slightly acidic soils beautifully.

Does not like heavy, wet clay that stays soggy.

If planting in clay, mound the planting area 4–6 inches above grade.

3. Watering

First Year

Water deeply once per week.

In hot, windy weather: twice per week.

Keep soil evenly moist, not muddy.

After Establishment

Becomes drought‑tolerant.

Water only during long dry spells.

White Pines have long, soft needles that lose moisture quickly in heat or wind — consistent early watering prevents browning.

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