Pinus (Pine) Trees for Sale

Pinus contorta (Lodgepole Pine)

Native to high elevations across North America’s west coast, this evergreen conifer’s cultivars vary in size and shape and commonly have irregular branch structures.

'Chief Joseph'

Showing off winter golden needles, this cultivar is a statement-maker in New England’s snowy landscape. Spring and summer needles take on a lime-green coloring. Slow-growing, reaches four feet tall and two feet wide after ten years of growth.

'Taylor's Sunburst’

A very rare and challenging to propagate cultivar discovered in the Rocky Mountains. New growth emerges as a bright yellow color, creating a look of magnificent frosted-tip branches.

Pinus parviflora (Japanese White Pine)

Native to Japan, the many varieties of the Japanese White Pine form soft, clustered needles and have a unique look that makes them stand out in their landscape. Prefers well-drained soil and full sun.

'Fukai'

A unique dwarf Japanese white pine with new growth creating a variegated cream-yellow-green hue.

'Goldilocks'

Slow-growing, sweeping branches with year-long yellow needles. Grows to four feet tall and three feet wide after ten years.

Pinus strobus (Eastern White Pine)

Native to the northeast of US and Canada, the Eastern white pine tree is a fast-growing, evergreen conifer with a pyramidal structure. Can be pruned for desired size and shape.

'Louie'

Needles are soft, long and fine, keeping their golden color throughout the year. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Grows to 20 feet tall at maturity.

'Mini Twists'

A dwarf evergreen conifer with blue-green twisting needles. Uniform growth, reaches five feet tall after ten years.

'Pendula'

A weeping cultivar with swooping branches. Can be staked for desired form. Can reach up to 15 feet tall.

'Sea Urchin'

Growing to three feet tall and three feet wide after ten years, this dwarf selection forms a dense, globose structure of blue-green needles. Grows best in acidic, well-draining soil and full sun.

'Shaggy Dog'

A dwarf, spreading cultivar that reaches four feet tall and wide after ten years. Green needles are shorter than others in the species.

Pinus koraiensis (‘Oculus Draconis’)

An upright, variegated Korean pine with green and yellow variegation in the needles. A truly unique specimen.

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Please contact us with any questions regarding which tree is best-suited for your landscape, or questions about pine trees specifically.

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