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Eastern White Pine

Pinus strobus

Ontario's provincial tree and one of the fastest-growing native conifers. Young white pines are soft and full; mature trees develop the windswept, layered silhouette made famous by the Group of Seven. Best where it has room to grow.

Type
Evergreen
Mature height
25–30 m
Mature spread
6–12 m
Growth rate
Fast
Light
Sun to part shade
Soil
Well-drained
What to expect

Eastern White Pine through the years and seasons

Photos show what this species typically looks like. They are not photos of our own stock.

Eastern White Pine — young tree
Young tree A young white pine — soft, full and fast-growing.Photo: Thomas Roessler, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped
Eastern White Pine — mature tree
Mature tree A mature white pine with its layered, open crown.Photo: Ryan Hodnett, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped
Eastern White Pine — needles & cones
Needles & cones Soft needles in bundles of five, with long slender cones.Photo: Chris Light, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped

Best for

  • Large-property specimens
  • Windbreaks and screens with room to spread
  • Naturalizing and reforestation
  • Fast evergreen cover

Growing tips

  • Give it space — mature trees spread 6–12 m.
  • Keep it away from road-salt spray, which browns the needles.
  • Check the top leader in spring for white pine weevil damage and prune if needed.

Sizes: Typically offered as seedlings and field-dug trees. Ask for current sizes. We also offer delivery and professional planting.

Interested in Eastern White Pine?

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