Pinus {alustris Longleaf Pine
These last trees were the best yet. I have 20 trees now and they are all growing and doing well. Best service ever.
Pinus palustris Longleaf Pine 1gallon
$10.00
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Pinus palustris Longleaf Pine 1gallon
Pinus palustris (Longleaf Pine) grows 80-100 ft. Stately southern pine with large nice cones. Long needles commonly used in landscape as mulch.
Zones 8-10
1 gallon available
Reviews
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Long Leaf Pine
This arrived as a mop of long green needles, but that's just how this species starts out. It doesn't develop a trunk until the roots are established. It has become quite a conversation piece.
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Seems fine - really too soon to tell until it takes root and kicks in - in maybe 2 years
Hope it takes and grows fast - you know it looks like grass now - looking forward to what it looks like in 2 - 10 years.
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delivered healthy and as described
As always, healthy plants, shipped carefully, on time and as expected.
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Longleaf Pine
Even though the longleaf pines I ordered were delayed due to hurricane Dorian, they came perfectly healthy and are doing well in the ground.
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Longleaf pine
I love the longleaf pine. Arrived safely and is a healthy tree. I did not want to buy a pine that has been in a pot sitting in a nursery. I imagine it will grow better in my yard if planted from a sapling because of the tap root.
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Pleasing Pinus Palustris
One of my favorite trees. Grass stage will take a while to grow up, but is worth the wait. I received a strong healthy plant.
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Baby pine tree still growing well
Arrived quickly and in relatively good shape. Make sure someone is home to accept delivery and open the box if ordering during the hottest part of summer. Seems to be growing well after planting. Will order from this company again.
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healthy trees
The trees seemed healthy and viable. Both are doing fine so far. This native tree is hard to find, and I am looking forward to watching them grow.