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Virginia Pine
(Pinus virginiana Mill.)
LEAVES: Evergreen needles in clusters of 2, twisted, stout, relatively short 1½"-3" long.
Virginia Pine: This native pine has shorter, coarser needles, and is long-lasting, with excellent needle retention. Virginia pine is readily available.
Virginia pine Pinaceae Pinus virginiana Mill. symbol: PIVI2
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Virginia Pine
Pines are evergreen, coniferous trees with tiny male cones and big, woody female cones. Needles are linear, and sprout from papery brown sheaths in are grouped in bundles of two to five.
'Wate's Golden' Virginia Pine PI-nus ver-JIN-ee-a-na
Conifer, evergreen tree, upright, slow growing, about 2 ft (0.6 m) per year, open, needles golden-yellow in winter, green in summer.
Sun.
Hardy to USDA Zone 4 Introduced in about 1982.
Virginia Pine [English]: Pinus virginiana 'Wates Golden'
Virginia Pine [English]: Pinus virginiana
Virginia Pine [English]: Pinus taeda
Virginia Pinweed [English]: Lechea maritima Legg. ex B.S.P. var. virginica Hodgdon ...
Pinus virginiana
Virginia Pine, Jersey Pine, Spruce Pine, Poverty Pine
Pinaceae ...
Ponderosa, Pacific, Jack, Jeffrey, Monterrey, Loblolly and Virginia pines
American sycamore
Black cherry
Allegheny, thornless and sand blackberries
Sassafras
Goldenrod
Huckleberry
Northern fox and European wine grapes ...
The Virginia pine (P. virginiana) of the Appalachians and the Piedmont is popular regionally as a Christmas tree.
Pinus virginiana, Virginia Pine
Platanus occidentalis, Sycamore
Populus deltoides, Eastern Cottonwood
Populus grandidentata, Big-Tooth Aspen
Populus tremuloides, Quaking Aspen
Prunus pensylvanica, Pin Cherry
Prunus serotina, Black Cherry ...
 See also: Pine, Evergreen, Green, Pinus, May
  
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