Pinus palustris

Longleaf Pine

Long-lived Longleaf Pine occurs on poor soils in dry, sandy or rocky upland areas. Trees can live as much as 300 years.

Medium-sized, fast-growing evergreen
Tolerates dry and rocky sites

More about Pinus palustris :

Longleaf Pine is highly resistant to fire. Periodic natural wildfire selects for this species by killing other trees, leading to open Longleaf Pine forests or savannas. The legendary southern yellow pine of forest history, Longleaf Pine takes 100 to 150 years to become full size. Botanical name means, "of the marsh."

Longleaf Pine Growing and Maintenance Tips:

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Height:

80-60 Feet

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Spread:

25-35 Feet

Hardiness Zone:

7-9

Characteristics & Attributes
Exposure
• Full Sun
• Partial Shade
Soil Moisture Preference
• Average
• Moist, Well-Drained
• Dry
Attracts Wildlife
• Songbirds
• Upland Birds and Game
Habit
• Evergreen
Attributes
• Mass Planting
• Evergreen