Pinus taeda | 1-year seedlings, 6–12"

Loblolly pine is a native conifer widely used in reforestation projects, timber production, and conservation plantings. Growing 80 to 100 feet tall, it is valued for its rapid growth, straight form, and importance to the forest products industry, where it is used for lumber, pulpwood, and other wood products. Well adapted to moist soils, loblolly pine is commonly planted on former agricultural lands and other sites suitable for long-term forest management.

Maryland native • Timber value • Fast growing • Reforestation