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Longleaf Pine CT | 030 gal.

7' x 3' x 2"

$132.83

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Orders placed by 12 PM Tuesday will be delivered that Friday (weather permitting). Delivery dates cannot be changed. If a holiday falls on a Friday, delivery will occur the following week. You do not need to be present to accept the delivery. You will receive an email notification that your order was delivered successfully.

Disclaimer: Please note that not all plants and trees are permitted in all residential areas. Homeowners are responsible for consulting their Homeowners Association (HOA) rules to ensure compliance before planting.

The Longleaf Pine, native to Florida, is unique for its capability of living up to 450 years. Because of its longevity, these trees experience four main stages of growth: grass, bottlebrush, sapling and mature. All of these growth cycles are unique in appearance and have their own set of benefits to their ecosystems. Even in death, their bark continues to contribute to the ecosystem just as it did during its life. The overall height of this tree depends on its life stage, but in its maturity, it can reach up to 120 feet tall and 2.5 feet in diameter. The Longleaf Pine has needle-like leaves that grow in groups and are the longest of any pine tree variety. This pine has been found to be a great home for bobwhite quail, white-tailed deer, wild turkey and fox squirrel. When this tree reaches maturity and enters its old-growth stage, it is found to be a nesting habitat for the red-cockaded woodpecker. Longleaf Pine grows best in warm, wet, temperate climates with well-drained sandy or clay soils and thrives underneath a full sun. It is a great choice for large landscapes such as golf courses and parks, and other areas with plenty of overhead space.
Scientific Name :
Pinus palustris
Mature Height:
60 to 120 feet
Mature Spread:
30 to 50 feet
Sun Preference:
Full sun to partial shade
Soil Preference:
Sand, loam, clay, acidic, slightly alkaline, well-drained
Drought Tolerance:
High
Salt Tolerance:
High
Growth Rate:
Fast
Native Origin:
Florida Native
Hardiness Zone:
7a - 10a
Pollinator Friendly:
No
Features:
Drought tolerant; Good hurricane wind resistance;Wildlife attractant
ALT Size :
030 gal.

No order minimum, consistent plant material, local pickup