Virginia Pine Tree

Virginia Pine Tree

Virginia Pine Tree: Besides the name Virginia Pine Tree, this species has two other common names: the spruce pine or Walter's pine. This American evergreen native tree originated in challenging growing conditions of the forests along the east coast, from New York state south through Alabama.

The Virginia Pine Tree thrives in a vast range of USDA growing zones and flourishes without additional attention after planting. They seem as unphased by the frigid winters in New England cold as the hot and humid summers of South Carolina or Georgia.

It also seems unconcerned about soil quality and does not mind even the most depleted conditions. In fact, it will even grow in heavy clay, which often hinders the growth of a less hardy tree.

Most customers who purchase the Virginia Pine Tree Care and Growth from TN Nursery plan to use it in reforestation or to create natural areas around a large property, golf course, or park. This tree lives a long life of up to ninety years.

The Virginia Pine Tree Is Tall and Hardy

Virginia pine trees tower over the landscape, reaching a mature height of at least seventy feet--and often more. Landscape professionals prefer this tree because it is evergreen, showing off vivid green color even when other trees go into winter dormancy.

Virginia Pine tree bark is a gray or light brown shade, often shedding from the tree to renew itself. As it matures, it develops an interesting scaly texture.

The Virginia Pine produces slightly gnarled, rich green needles in twos. The tree's crown is pyramid-shaped while it grows but morphs into a slightly rounded dome when it reaches maturity. The limbs grow in dark green, attractive whorls.

A mature tree drops numerous large, open-scaled pinecones as large as up to four inches. Those who love making crafting and wreath-making often collect pinecones for their traditional holiday crafting efforts.

Order Your Virginia Pine Tree from TN Nursery Today

TN Nursery suggests the Virginia Pine Tree for anyone who wishes to fill a large natural area with a tall, long-lived evergreen. Please place your order with us today.