Scots Pine

The Scots Pine is a beautiful evergreen tree that thrives in our region. It is very hardy and will bring year around green to any garden setting. The tree grows a medium length green pine needle in bundles of 2 and displays a distinctive orange bark when mature. It grows symmetrically with a strong dominant leader when young and tends to fill out into and open round tree with age. Scots Pines are very versatile and can be planted for accent, shade or a shelter belt. This species was brought to North America from Northern Europe.

Description

Description

Additional information
Common Name

Scots Pine

Latin Name

Pinus Sylvestris

Form

Open Round

Life Span

150+

Growth Rate

Medium

Mature Height

15m

Mature Spread

7.5m

Flower Colour

Inconspicuous

Fragrance

Insignificant

Fall Colour

Green

Soil Preference

Dont like standing water

,

Widely adaptable

Exposure Preference

Full sun

Cold Hardiness Zone

Zone 2

Special Attributes and Considerations

The tree is proven to be drought and urban tolerant. The tree can be messy dropping pine needles, acorns and sap.

Folk Lore

It is said that the Druids once lit bonfires of Scots Pine at the Winter Solstice to draw back the sun.

Available Sizes

40mm

Common Name

Scots Pine

Latin Name

Pinus Sylvestris

Form

Open Round

Life Span

150+

Growth Rate

Medium

Mature Height

15m

Mature Spread

7.5m

Flower Colour

Inconspicuous

Fragrance

Insignificant

Fall Colour

Green

Soil Preference

Dont like standing water

,

Widely adaptable

Exposure Preference

Full sun

Cold Hardiness Zone

Zone 2

Special Attributes and Considerations

The tree is proven to be drought and urban tolerant. The tree can be messy dropping pine needles, acorns and sap.

Folk Lore

It is said that the Druids once lit bonfires of Scots Pine at the Winter Solstice to draw back the sun.

Available Sizes

40mm