Virginia Pine - Pinus Virginiana

Buy Virginia pine, it could be the most popular pine tree in the United States it has many different uses in our society. They are commonly known as the scrub pine or more commonly known as Christmas trees. In December almost every house hold in America has one in their living room. Another common use of this plant is the wood; it is harvested to make pulp wood that is later turned into paper or paper products. This pine is also very important to the eco system that it grows in. They are used by birds and smalls mammals as a source of food because they produce seeds that are eaten by these small animals. The pine needles and twigs are used as a source of food for deer and other medium sized animals in the woods. The Virginia pine is a favorite of the common wood pecker because of its soft wood. This tree is found growing naturally in poorer soils, in direct sunlight, and in the eastern parts of the United States, but since they have been popularized by the Christmas tree industry they can be found growing all across the country in Christmas tree plantations. This tree is a medium sized tree that can grow to 114’ tall and have a base of about 31” in diameter. Growing trees can turn into a great source of income being that the Christmas tree industry pulls in millions of dollars a year.

Choose Evergreens to add curb appeal to you home or landscape

Are you looking for that great tree? The Pine will make a great addition to your landscape. These pines will be beautiful during the winter months.

Plants that stay green all year long will add wonderful color to your landscape

Evergreens are known for their bright green colors. These will look great on your lawn or landscape and are great to use in landscaping projects.

Zone - 4-9

Mature Height: 50-80 ft.
Mature Width: 20-30 ft.
Growth/Year: 1-2 ft.
Sunlight: Full Sun
Soil Conditions: Adaptable to various Soils
Botanical Name: Pinus Virginiana

Note: These are large Balled and Burlapped Trees and Shrubs that must be shipped by the truck load. Please call for an estimate. For more information click here.