Geographical origins: South east of the United States at low altitude. Introduced in 1713.
Adult dimensions: Height up to 30 m (98,4'), width up to15 m (49,2').
Type of soil: Rich.
Hardiness: Hardy to -15°C.
Exposure: Full sun.
Properties and uses:
The rapid growth and straight trunk of this tree make it ideal for planting alone. This tree is fundamental to the forestry of the United States and for some years has been cultivated in the forests of the Landes of Gascogne. The demanding climate can limit the uses. The needles come in threes .
• Pine Trees catalogue
• Conifers catalogue