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| Pinus strobus
White pineThis important U.S. timber species also makes an excellent addition to the landscape, softening hard edges and lending a more naturalistic atmosphere to designs.| Habit: | Symmetrically pyramidal in youth, developing a broad, open, and picturesque or irregular crown with age; lateral branches are horizontal or ascending and the lower branches are lost with age | | Size: | 50-100' high | | Color: | Light green to bright green, some trees turning yellowish green in winter | | Texture: | Medium-fine | | Hardiness: | Zone 3a USDA | | Habitat: | Newfoundland - Georgia - Iowa - Ontario | | Family: | Pinaceae | |
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