A wonderful tree with outstanding brilliant orange fall color. A must for the Southern garden that longs for fall color. This tree may be an ugly duckling in youth, but give it a year – you’ll be pleased. Mature height […]
Piper ( Piper )
More than 1,000 species of shrubs and small trees of tropical origin, many with pungent aroma and cultivated for spice crops. Most often with alternate, ovate leaves. Small flowers are followed by single-seeded fruit. In temperate climates may be grown […]
Pinus wallichiana ( Bhutan Pine )
Pinus wallichiana grows from 70 to 120 feet in height, spread is a third that. Needles are gray-green in clusters of five. Growth habit is graceful, with branches feathering to the ground in maturity. Cones are 6 to 10 inches […]
Pinus virginiana ( Jersey Pine )
Pinus virginiana is a medium to large evergreen conifer ranging from 15 to 40 feet in height, witha 10 to 30 foot spread. Growth habit is broad and openly pyramidal; can become low, and straggly with long branches, slow growing. […]
Pinus thunbergii ( Japanese Black Pine )
Pinus thunbergiana is an evergreen conifer reaching between 20 to 80 feet in height, with a 20 to 40 feet spread. A pyramidical form, in age it develops spreading, pendulous branches. Needles are paired, 2 1/2 to 4 1/2 inches […]
Pinus taeda ( Loblolly Pine )
Pinus taeda is a large, evergreen conifer which can reach 90 feet tall, more commonly under cultivation it ranges from 40 to 50 feet tall. One of the fastest growing southern pines. Growth habit is loosely pyramidal in young trees, […]
Pinus tabuliformis ( Chinese Pine )
Evergreen, coniferous tree with fissured bark at the base, and red flaky bark towards the crown. 6 inch long, needle-like leaves are borne in pairs. Dark brown female cones. As the tree matures, it becomes more flat-topped. Pines are one […]
Pinus sylvestris ( Scots Pine )
Pinus sylvestris is a tall evergreen conifer, reaching 50 to 100 feet in height with a 20 to 30 foot spread. Needles are paired, persist 3 years, and are bluish-green. Has an irregular pyramidal form, lower branches usually die off […]
Pinus strobus ( Eastern White Pine )
Pinus strobus is a large, fast growing evergreen conifer. Needles are borne in fives, 2 to 4 inches long, gray-green. It has a softly pyramidal form, in age it develops horizontal and upreaching branches, very distinctive. Female cones are 6 […]
Pinus sabiniana ( Digger Pine )
Evergreen, coniferous tree, with needle-like leaves (to 12 inches long) borne in threes. Female cones are dark brown with wingless seeds. Pines are one of the most diverse groups of evergreen conifers, over 90 species are distributed throughout the Northern […]