Western White Pine – Pinus monticola

Western White Pine is a highly productive species that can thrive in both wet and dry environments. Its broad canopy and dense foliage make it an ideal choice for landscaping and timber production.

 

• Common Name: Western White Pine
• Height (ft): 100-150
• Age (years): 200-500
• Weight (tons): 10-30
• Leaf Shape: Needle-like
• Photosynthesis: Medium
• Wood Density: Low
• Root Depth (ft): 20-50
• Canopy Coverage (feet): 5-10
• Branch Structure: Upright
• Growth Rate (ft/year): 3-4
• Leaf Lifespan (months): 1-2
• Sap Flow: Yes
• Fungal Connections: No
• Pollen Production: Yes
• Scientific Name: Pinus monticola