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Pine Trees for Sale

by Tammy Sons – February 19, 2024

Discover Gorgeous, Locally-Grown Pine Trees for Midstate Landscapes

Seeking stunning evergreen “pine trees for sale” that match your Tennessee planting zone? Rather than settling for generic varieties from big box stores with questionable climate suitability, shop TN Nursery’s 100 acres showcasing vibrant pine trees optimized specifically for Hardiness Zone 6 and 7 growing conditions across the Midstate area. Keep reading to uncover five key advantages of upgrading your landscape with TN Nursery’s locally-grown pine trees for sale, ready to thrive for decades to come!

Dozens of Pine Tree Species and Varieties 

Beyond popular fast-growing Leyland pine privacy screens, across our nursery, you’ll discover unusual pine tree finds rarely spotted locally, including:  

  • Elegant limber pines sporting arching branches evoking mountainous highlands
  • Towering longleaf pines perfect for enjoying soft, feathery evergreen foliage 
  • Cold-hardy Korean pines, ideal as focal point specimens in Zone 6 gardens   
  • Compact mug and Swiss stone pines suited even for courtyard containers
  • Hard-to-find varieties from specialty pine collectors and conifer nurseries  

With guided tours available, possibilities feel endless to manifest your perfect landscape vision through diverse pine trees!

Pine Trees Selected for Peak Regional Performance

Through 30+ years of propagating and nurturing pines in Middle Tennessee soils, our evergreen experts intrinsically understand regional climate patterns, soil nutrition needs, seasonal humidity shifts, and more. We use this insider knowledge to select and nurture pine trees genetically capable of overcoming humidity extremes, drought summers, bitter winter winds, and seasonal storms common across Hardiness Zones 6 and 7.

The result? Pine tree varieties are naturally resilient against Midstate growing challenges, so you enjoy year-round vibrant evergreen structure and colors with less intensive maintenance required over time!

Pine Trees Grown Using Strict Horticulture Techniques  

Our family feels a deep sense of environmental stewardship, so we nurture pines using strict sustainable practices promoting soil conservation and integrated pest solutions to limit chemical usage – resulting in vibrant evergreen specimens ready to uphold ecological integrity over decades while minimizing nutrients depleted from native soils.

Reliable Pine Trees For Sale from a Local Family Nursery  

As a second-generation family-owned evergreen nursery, TN Nursery takes pride in upholding strong community ties and customer relationships spanning years beyond any given purchase. Expect friendly guidance tailored to your landscape needs at every step and exceptional service exemplifying Southern hospitality at its finest!  

Quality Pine Trees For Sale Offered at an Exceptional Value

As a wholesale nursery with low overhead costs focused directly on regional pine tree production, our diverse pine trees for sale offer an incredible value compared to retail garden centers – yet the continual quality monitoring and care remains far superior thanks to our focused operations. Upgrade your landscape on a reasonable budget!          

Connect with TN Nursery’s Pine Tree Experts Near You  

Seeking quality pine trees for sale in the Midstate area? With flexible delivery options available for bulk orders, contact our Middle Tennessee evergreen nursery pros to upgrade your landscape with lush pines guaranteed by local zone-specific experts to thrive beautifully for decades of enduring evergreen enjoyment!

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Pitch Pine Tree - TN Nursery

Pitch Pine Tree

The Pitch pine tree is a rugged, evergreen tree native to eastern North America, characterized by its long, dark green needles, rough bark, and the production of resin-rich "pitch" that has various commercial uses. The Pitch Pine Tree is also known as Pinus rigida. The latter term means that it is stiff (rigid) and that it has pine needles, which are leaves that are thin, long, and sharp. In fact, those needles are stiff as well. They can live for 200 years and have been used to make things like paper, lumber, pulp, and turpentine, while their high levels of resin, which preserve them from decay, have resulted in them being used in the building of ships in the past years. Locations Of The Pitch Pine Tree They are predominantly located in an area that covers much of the Northeast United States, and that stretches down to around the Tennessee-North Carolina border - i.e., an area focused on the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Small parts of Georgia and South Carolina are included as well. North of the border, this type of greenery is found in limited numbers in Ontario and Quebec. Size Of The Pitch Pine Tree This type is on the smaller side, usually growing to around 20-100 feet in height, extending by about a foot per year for the first 60 or so years of its life, assuming that the conditions are optimal. The needles that they possess are usually about 2-5 inches long, while its cones tend to be 2 inches in length. Shape Of The Pitch Pine Tree One of the ways that they stand out is through their irregular shape. For example, they tend to possess twisted branches and do not effectively engage in self-pruning, which is the shedding of damaged or shaded branches. However, this type's trunk is usually mostly straight with a gentle curve. Regeneration Of The Pitch Pine Tree They are able to regenerate at a high level, utilizing their basal roots, which dig far into the soil, to do so if necessary. Not only does this help them survive fire damage, but they also have thick barks that help protect their trunks against that type of threat. In addition, their cones are sealed with resin, and that seal requires heat, such as from a fire, to open. So, in the worst-case scenario, those cones would open, and their seeds would be spread, resulting in a new generation being grown in the area.
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Pitch Pine Tree - TN Nursery

Pitch Pine Tree

The Pitch pine tree is a rugged, evergreen tree native to eastern North America, characterized by its long, dark green needles, rough bark, and the production of resin-rich "pitch" that has various commercial uses. The Pitch Pine Tree is also known as Pinus rigida. The latter term means that it is stiff (rigid) and that it has pine needles, which are leaves that are thin, long, and sharp. In fact, those needles are stiff as well. They can live for 200 years and have been used to make things like paper, lumber, pulp, and turpentine, while their high levels of resin, which preserve them from decay, have resulted in them being used in the building of ships in the past years. Locations Of The Pitch Pine Tree They are predominantly located in an area that covers much of the Northeast United States, and that stretches down to around the Tennessee-North Carolina border - i.e., an area focused on the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Small parts of Georgia and South Carolina are included as well. North of the border, this type of greenery is found in limited numbers in Ontario and Quebec. Size Of The Pitch Pine Tree This type is on the smaller side, usually growing to around 20-100 feet in height, extending by about a foot per year for the first 60 or so years of its life, assuming that the conditions are optimal. The needles that they possess are usually about 2-5 inches long, while its cones tend to be 2 inches in length. Shape Of The Pitch Pine Tree One of the ways that they stand out is through their irregular shape. For example, they tend to possess twisted branches and do not effectively engage in self-pruning, which is the shedding of damaged or shaded branches. However, this type's trunk is usually mostly straight with a gentle curve. Regeneration Of The Pitch Pine Tree They are able to regenerate at a high level, utilizing their basal roots, which dig far into the soil, to do so if necessary. Not only does this help them survive fire damage, but they also have thick barks that help protect their trunks against that type of threat. In addition, their cones are sealed with resin, and that seal requires heat, such as from a fire, to open. So, in the worst-case scenario, those cones would open, and their seeds would be spread, resulting in a new generation being grown in the area.
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