Pinus strobiformis, Southwestern white pine or Mexican White Pine- Landscape or Bonsai

Pinus strobiformis, Southwestern white pine or Mexican White Pine- Landscape or BonsaiPinus strobiformis (Southwestern White Pine or Mexican White Pine), is native to Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Southwest Colorado, but will grow as far north at New York. It also does well in the Central States of Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, the Dakota's, and the Pacific Northwest. Ideal uses are Windbreaks, Wildlife Habitat, Christmas Trees, Ornamental Trees, and Bonsai Trees. Will grow to 40 90 foot tall. Likes full sun. Southwestern white pine is

Eat fresh or make jam

forming a symmetrical pyramid to narrow tree

This native American plant was used as a medicinal herb by Native Americans

Trees comes with detailed planting

Overall tool length measures

Best planted in full sun

Flowers up to 1

Fall leaf color is red to red orange

Superior to Tulameen for root rot resistance

Great choice for a mass planting on a rocky slope

Because of its long bloom time

Gracefully arching variegated golden foliage with thin green stripes give this Japanese forest grass a bamboo like look