1. BOTANICAL NAME
PINUS STROBUS

2. PRONUNCIATION
PIE - nus STROBE - us

4. COMMON NAME
Eastern White Pine

5. FAMILY
Pinaceae

6. CLASSIFICATION
Tree
Conifer

8. ARRANGEMENT
Needles - five in a fascicle

9. COMPOSITION
Simple

10. MARGIN
Serrated (finely toothed)

11. VEINS
Parallel

13. LEAF
Length 3” - 5”
Width 1/16”

14. PLANT
Evergreen
Height 50’ - 80’
Width 20’ - 40’
Upright

16. TEXTURE
Medium

17. FLOWER
Spring
Insignificant

18. FRUIT
Fall
Brown cone

19. EXPOSURE
Sun

20. GROWTH
Rapid

21. USE
Specimen
Border

22. DESCRIPTION
Needles in fascicle of 5, bluish green, white stomata lines on the inner surfaces
The bark is smooth

24. DESCRIPTION Limbs are in whorls
Cone is 6” - 8” long, stalked, slender and tapering often curved
Tip of scales never prickly

25. DESCRIPTION
If Lynwood saw a plant with the word “Pinus” in the scientific name, what kind of plant would it be?
Pine

26. DESCRIPTION
A large evergreen tree has four to eight inch brown curving cones and needle-like leaves four inches long with five needles per cluster. What is the name of this tree?
Eastern White Pine

27. Weeping

28. CULTURAL PRACTICES

29. PROBLEMS
Pine Wilt
Scale
Blight

30. ZONES
3 - 8

31. NATIVE OF:
Appalachian Mountains to Southern Canada

32. REFERENCES Manual of Woody Landscape Plants
Landscape Plants; Their Identification, Culture, and Use