Scotch Pine
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Scotch Pine

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Pinus sylvestris The Scotch Pine is also known as the Scots Pine.  A native species to Europe and Asia but it is most known in Michigan as a staple in Christmas tree industry.  It has a short, blue-green needles with an orange-red bark. It was a popular tree in Michigan’s Christmas tree industry and is a popular choice for traditionalists. To learn more about which plant size is right for you, click here. Origin Non-Native, Native to Europe/Asia Growth Rate Slow first few years, then medium Mature Size 80 ft tall, 20-30 ft. spread Soil Sand, loam, well-drained relatively low in nutrients Light Full sun Leaves 4-6 in. long needles, bundles of two Cones Egg-shaped, 2- 2 1/4 in. long with smooth scales Deer Browse Risk Low Benefits Seeds provide feed for songbirds and small animals. Extremely resistant to insects and diseases. Used for telephone poles, windbreaks, and Christmas trees.

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