Himalayan White Pine

Pinus Wallichiana

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Overview

The Himalayan White Pine (Pinus wallichiana), a majestic conifer, typically reaches 50-80 feet in height, with a spread of 20-30 feet. Known for its long, slender blue-green needles arrayed in bundles of five, this pine is a stunning specimen and offers year-round interest. Their graceful, pendulous cones can reach up to 10 inches long. Hardy in zones 7-9, it prefers full sun and well-drained soil.

Sun FullWater MediumZones 5–8Climate Temperate

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — The Himalayan White Pine (Pinus wallichiana)

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — typically reaches 50-80 feet in height

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — slender blue-green needles arrayed in bundles of five

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — with a spread of 20-30 feet

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — this pine is a stunning specimen and offers year-round interest

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — Their graceful, pendulous cones can reach up to 10 inches long

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — Hardy in zones 7-9, it prefers full sun and well-drained soil

Culture

Sun: Full
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 5–8

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Pinaceae
Climate: Temperate

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Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — The Himalayan White Pine (Pinus wallichiana)

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — typically reaches 50-80 feet in height

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — slender blue-green needles arrayed in bundles of five

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — with a spread of 20-30 feet

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — this pine is a stunning specimen and offers year-round interest

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — Their graceful, pendulous cones can reach up to 10 inches long

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — Hardy in zones 7-9, it prefers full sun and well-drained soil

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — scientifically known as Pinus wallichiana

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — is a majestic conifer that brings both visual appeal and serenity to any landscape

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — originating from the mountainous regions of the Himalayas

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — is notable for its long and slender needles that grow in bundles of five

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — making the Himalayan White Pine a commanding presence in a garden or as a standalone specimen

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — with a canopy spread of 20 to 30 feet

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — Due to its moderate growth rate

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — hanging elegantly from the branches

Himalayan White Pine (Pinus Wallichiana) — which grow to 6 to 12 inches long

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