Pinus strobiformis

Southwestern White Pine

Southwestern White Pine (Pinus strobiformis) is a tall evergreen with soft, blue-green needles in bundles of five. Its long branches spread outward or hang slightly, forming an open, irregular crown.

Large cones and rough, furrowed bark add character as the tree develops. It needs a spacious permanent position.

Plant in sun; growth is strongest on cool, moist sites with deep soil.

Size
• Height: 90 ft

Hardiness
• Cold-hardiness reference: USDA Zone 4

Best Uses
• Specimen
• Woodland Gardens

Plant type

Conifer, Evergreen Tree

Height

90 ft

Width

35-0'

Hardiness zones

4+

Sunlight

Full Sun

Growth rate

Moderate

Bloom time

Does not flower

Flower color

None

Leaf color

Blue Green

Fall color

Green

Landscape use

Specimen, Woodland Gardens

Shape

Horizontal Branching, irregular, Open Canopy, Pendulous

Bark

Furrowed, Rough

Fruit

No

Fragrant

No

Deer resistant

No

Salt tolerant

No

Drought tolerant

No