Jack Pine
$13.00 – $33.50
- Native to Michigan
- Good for wildlife cover and food
- Good for windbreaks
- Good for reforestation
- Self Pruning
- Deer tolerant
- Currently favored for plantation lumber
- Seedling height: 6″-14″
Height: 70ft-80ft
Spread: 15ft-30ft
Water Needs: Dry to Medium
Soil Needs: Sand, Loam
Growth Rate: Fast
Description
Jack Pine | |||
Description | Jack pine (Pinus banksiana) is a small-to-medium sized evergreen tree. It is an interesting tree with a curving trunk and cascading branches. Its needles are short, stiff, and olive-green. This hardy, drought-resistant tree is home in dry, sandy soils. The tree supports many birds, insects, and mammals, including the endangered Kirtland’s warbler. Jack pine is a great replacement for the invasive Scots pine. Young jack pine is susceptible to deer pressure. | ||
Size
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Height | 50 – 75 ft. | |
Spread | 10 – 20 ft. | ||
Growth rate | Fast, medium | ||
Needs
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Sun | Full sun | |
Water use | Low | ||
Soil | Sandy, dry, neutral or acidic soils | ||
Fruit
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Bloom time | April – May | |
Bloom color | Red, yellow | ||
Fruit type | Cone | ||
Edible/Inedible | Inedible | ||
Nativeness | Native | ||
Benefits | Good for wildlife, windbreak | ||
Climate Change Hardiness | High adaptability (US Forest Service) |
Additional information
Amount | 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 |
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