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    • Forest Landowner Assistance
    • Forest Resource Professional Assistance
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White Pine (4A Plug)

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Eastern White Pine was the monarch of U.P. forests when early settlers arrived, but was heavily logged. In the last 100 years, their progeny can be seen as the tallest tree in the landscape, with its tiered, upswept branching pattern setting it apart. This is a fast growing and long lived tree, and is drought sensitive.





  • Seedling Size: 4A Plug
  • Mature Height: 80-100'
  • Sunlight: Full sun-Partial shade
  • ​Moisture: Dry-Moist soils
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