Pinus Pinea Fruit pine 160 cm pot 20
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Pinus Pinea (or pine nut pine), 3 years old, pot 20, 160 cm high.
It is a conifer almost ball-shaped in young subjects, then enlarged almost flattened with age.
It has needles arranged by 2.
Medium-growing, it reaches a height of 15 to 20 m (3 to 4 m at 10 years) and a diameter of 5 to 6 m.
Its pine cones contain the highly prized edible pine nuts.
The young plants fear the cold, while the adults resist it well (at temperatures as low as -20oC), which explains their presence even in less favourable regions where they should be planted in sheltered, sunny sites.
Adapts to all terrainsIt is not afraid of heat or wind. It withstands city pollution well.
Pinus Pinea is used alone, in groups and for edging avenues or courses.
Origin: Mediterranean
Posture: medium small umbrella tree
Leaves: stiff and slightly twisted pointed
Epoch of floweringMay, June
Fruits: shiny brown cones edible seeds
| growth | medium-rapid |
|---|---|
| irrigation | low |
| resistance | high |
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