Eastern White Pine
(Northern White Pine, Weymouth Pine)
Pinus Strobus
This native evergreen of New Brunswick is the tallest softwood tree in eastern Canada and the provincial tree of Ontario. A popular landscaping tree for its fast growth and elegant form. It is an important tree in the forestry industry and the preferred softwood for many building products. Provides food and shelter for local wildlife.
Additional information
| Foliage | Evergreen, Coniferous |
|---|---|
| Locale | Native to New Brunswick, Native to North America |
| Height | Large (60-100ft) |
| Width | Moderate |
| Form | Pyramidal |
| Growth Rate | Fast |
| Hardiness Zones * | 3, 4, 5 |
| Longevity | Long (over 100 years) |
| Sun Exposure | Full Sun (over 6 hrs), Mostly Shade (slow growth), Partial Sun (4 to 6 hrs) |
| Soil Preferences * | Moist, Slightly Acidic, Well Draining |
| Soil Tolerances | Dry, Slightly Alkaline |
| Ornamental Interest | Form |
| Wildlife Value | Birds (fruits/seeds), Small Mammals (fruits/seeds) |
| Human Value | Carpentry (wood) |
| Seed Collection | Personally in NB |
| Planting Considerations | Intolerant of Drought, Intolerant of Road Salt, Intolerant of Soil Compaction, Intolerant of Urban Pollution |
