Arkansas Tree Database
Lodgepole Pine
Lodgepole Pine
Scientific name:
Pinus Contorta
Size:
70' tall
Leaves:
1.5"-3" needles, 2 per bundle
Flowers:
inconspicuous
Fruit:
small cone that needs heat to open and release seeds
Fall Interest:
needled evergreen
Culture:
sun; well-drained, slightly acidic soil
Disease/Insect:
Use:
wood for house logs, furniture logs, structural timber, telephone poles
Cultivars:
Notes:
thrives in the aftermath of fire; native to western North America
Resources:
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